Money Moves to Make When You’re Managing Your Finances Independently Financial tips for single women may be more in demand than ever before as the makeup of American households continues to evolve. Recent research shows that roughly 38% of adults between the ages of 25 and 54 are living alone, many of whom are women, […]
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Enjoy the Financial Benefits of Your Philanthropic Efforts Charitable giving tax advantages are probably not the first thing on your mind when you decide to make a philanthropic gift. After all, deciding to give to an organization or cause that you care about is a personal decision reflective of your values, passions, and hopes for
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Give the Gift that Keeps on Giving by Teaching Your Kids About Personal Finance We inherit many of our money habits and values from our parents as we grow up. As parents ourselves, it’s important to know and understand the extent of power that we wield over our kids’ money stories and attitudes about money,
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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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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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