When it comes to your money goals, it’s important to focus attention on your short-term and long-term financial goals. Gaining clarity on which of your money goals fit into which category can help you properly budget and save for them accordingly.
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Five Steps to Declare Your Financial Independence Are you ready to revolutionize your fiscal plan and attain financial freedom? In 2019, an AARP study found that 53% of adult households in the United States did not have an emergency savings account. The pandemic applied even more pressure to struggling Americans, exacerbating that anxiety. The fear
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When it comes to your money goals, it’s important to focus attention on your short-term and long-term financial goals. Gaining clarity on which of your money goals fit into which category can help you properly budget and save for them accordingly.
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Wouldn’t you love to live like it’s summer vacation forever? With a strong financial retirement strategy, you can. How? When it comes to finances, looking at the long-term game is often the smartest course of action.
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Summer is on the horizon, and the start of a new season is always a good time to refresh your finances and set financial goals. Below we’ll discuss six ways you can clean up your habits, take positive steps forward, and enter the season with more control over your financial future.
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Looking for financial advice for a college graduate close to you? Those who are just starting out their careers are facing unprecedented challenges, but these tips can help set them on the right path and assist them in navigating what’s next.
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It’s that time of year—time to start spring cleaning your finances and freshen up your money habits. This season isn’t just for reorganizing your home or weeding through your wardrobe. The spring is a perfect opportunity to refresh your current financial routine and adopt savvy spending strategies.
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Moments passed with children and grandchildren is always time well spent. The lessons you give them will last the rest of their lives. April is Financial Literacy Month, an ideal time to begin a conversation with your grandkids about money.
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As we approach the April 18, 2022 tax filing deadline, remember that preparation is the key to maximizing your tax situation. It’s never too soon to start thinking about how to handle your federal return, and you can use this tax prep checklist to help you meet your obligations and take advantage of any savings opportunities.
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When you’re close to seeing the benefits of your retirement plan, don’t leave your money up to chance. Good planning is the key to protecting your money from risk and making sure bad luck doesn’t have a big impact on your future.
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