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08.1.24

Ready to combine finances with your partner? You have options

Should you combine finances with your spouse or keep your accounts separate? This is a question that many newlyweds or soon-to-be-weds wrestle with, and there’s no “right” answer. Here are some...

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08.1.24

16 Retirement Mistakes You Will Regret Forever

The road to retirement is long and littered with potential pitfalls. Some can be recovered from with enough time, but others may have a lasting impact on your future. Here are 16 common mistakes to...

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08.1.24

Taking Social Security? Six Questions to Ask Before You Act

Are you wrestling with when to start receiving Social Security? The timing of your first claim bears important financial implications – claiming too early can result in a lower monthly benefit and...

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07.11.24

How the IRS Taxes Retirement Income

If they’re not anticipated and properly planned for, taxes can have a significant impact on your nest egg over the course of your retirement years. Learn how the IRS treats different types of...

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07.11.24

Smart Ways to Handle an Inheritance

Have you received an inheritance or anticipate receiving one? While this is a tremendous gift, making that money last requires restraint and conscious planning. Here are some tips for handling an...

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07.10.24

Five Ways to Catch Up on Retirement Savings

The key to unlocking the retirement of your dreams is saving early and often. Even small contributions to your various accounts – 401(k)s, IRAs, and even taxable brokerages – can add up over time...

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05.30.24

Where You Should (and Shouldn’t) Keep Your Emergency Fund

An emergency fund helps ensure you don’t have to sacrifice your long-term financial health when unexpected expenses pop up. While it’s important that you can access cash when you need it, that...

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05.30.24

How much Americans in their 40s have in their 401(k)s—and how to boost it

Curious how your retirement savings stacks up against your peers? Take a look at the average retirement savings for different age groups and learn how you can boost your savings rate to build up your...

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05.30.24

10 Things You Should Know About Bonds

Bonds have long been considered a staple of investment portfolios, helping provide income and stability, and elevated interest rates have made bonds more popular recently. This article breaks down...

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05.30.24

Mental Health: Fortifying Your Emotional Resiliency

Investing in your mental health pays off in more ways than you can imagine not just today, but potentially decades down the line. Your mental health and emotional resiliency are skills you can...

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05.9.24

Hash Out the Inheritance Now, or Fight Your Family Later

Are you planning to leave an inheritance for your children or grandchildren? Increasingly, people are opting to pass down their wealth gradually (and while they’re still alive) to save on taxes,...

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05.6.24

Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs): Key Points to Know

The IRS mandates that people over 72 start making withdrawals from their tax-deferred retirement accounts each year called Required Minimum Distributions, or RMDs. Here’s what you need to know...

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04.30.24

How Long Will You Live? Most People Don’t Account for This Retirement Hurdle

Does your retirement plan account for longevity? With life expectancies rising, your retirement could last longer than you’re anticipating. While it’s difficult to forecast how long you’ll live...

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