Tips for Starting Your First Budget
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4 helpful hints to help you get started with budgeting.
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From Piles to Files
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Let’s get better organized for the new year! Here are 5 easy steps for an effective home filing system to help you get started.
Read MoreThe 5 Most Notable Changes in the SECURE Act 2019
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There is a lot to know about the changes the SECURE Act of 2019 brings, so we have compiled a list of the five most noteworthy items we think you should know about.
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Fill Your Time Without Emptying Your Wallet
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If you’re trying to stick to the holiday budget you set but need ideas to keep you busy without spending a fortune, consider these five things you can do to keep your budget intact and potentially make yourself more productive.
Read More529 CONTRIBUTIONS FOR 2019
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A 529 plan is a great way to fund a child’s college education by contributing in the early years, and watching it grow until they graduate from college.
Read MoreFive Things to Consider Cutting Out of Your Holiday List This Year
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As you’re preparing for the holidays this year, consider leaving these 5 items off the list.
Read MoreHoliday Pets
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If you’re planning to bring a new pet into your home during the holidays, make sure you’re ready for the financial commitment.
Read MoreUncertainty
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When uncertainty rears its ugly head, it is not uncommon for individuals, our government, and corporations to stop spending until they see a better—clearer—path ahead. So, what happened to make us feel so uncertain?
Read MoreIn the Spirit of Giving
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Are you donating for the purpose of tax deductions or in the spirit of giving?
Read MoreTo Roth or Not to Roth
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Investors have many different options when it comes to saving for retirement. One of the best options for the Millennial generation is the Roth IRA. Margaret outlines eight interesting facts about Roth IRAs so you can decide which type of retirement account is best for you.
Read MoreSitting in the Shade
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Understanding the concept of compound interest and the importance of starting retirement savings as soon as possible.
Read MoreDecision Paralysis
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Have you ever sat down at a restaurant and been overwhelmed by the number of menu options? While choosing a meal is a fairly low-risk decision, making a choice when there are too many selections can be daunting. A similar feeling of decision paralysis can apply to new investors that aren’t sure how to choose their first investment.
Read MoreNew Investor, What Now?
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This blog dives into the differences between self-directed and professionally managed investment accounts. Take a look for tips on deciding which type of investment account might be best for you.
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Does Anyone Really Need Life Insurance?
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This Money Crashers article provides 6 Reasons Why You Should Buy Life Insurance.
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Annuitizing Can Be a Longevity Hedge
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How long do you plan to live? Did you save enough to support 30+ years in retirement?
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