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The Cost of Not Investing In Your 401(k)
Because many employers offer a 401(k) match, not participating in your 401(k) plan could be one of the costliest indecisions one can make.
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A Balanced Income Strategy: The Key to a Comfortable Retirement
As you get closer to retirement, one of the most important financial steps you’ll take is creating a solid income strategy. You want to make sure you have a steady stream of income that covers your needs while also protecting the money you’ve worked so hard to save. That’s where a balanced approach—one that includes…
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Social Media’s Impact on Your Money Mindset
There are a variety of viewpoints on how social media influences our society – both good and bad. After all, some people are spending hours a day on these platforms and we need to be aware of their impact. From our vantage point, we’re paying close attention to how these networks influence our clients’ spending,…
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Having the “Money Talk” with Aging Parents
Discussing finances with aging parents is never easy. As a result, many families simply delay these conversations or avoid them altogether. This can lead to unexpected financial surprises, misunderstandings, and even conflicts down the road. By talking openly about money, you ensure both their future and yours are secure, prevent potential disputes, and help in…
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5 Things You Didn’t Know About 529 Plans
When it comes to saving for your child’s education, 529 plans are a popular choice due to their tax advantages and flexibility. However, there are several lesser-known aspects of 529 plans that can enhance your saving strategy. Here are five things you might not know about 529 plans: 1. You aren’t limited to the 529…
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Are You Following the Financial Herd?
Herd mentality is the tendency to follow the actions of a larger group, even when those actions might not be in one’s best interest. When it comes to finances, herd mentality can have significant implications for your investments and retirement planning. The first step to avoiding this common bias is understanding its prevalence. Second, is…