Financial Health It’s never too early or too late. Whether you are in your 30s, 40s, 50s, or even your 60s, plan for your retirement. Research shows that people who think about and plan for retirement save more than those who don’t. Add up all sources of monthly income. * Social Security. Find out how […]
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FINANCIAL HEALTH Following a monthly budget is one of the best ways to manage your finances. A budget provides a clear picture of where your money comes from and where it is going. Budgets change over time. Changes in your income, expenses, or spending can create an imbalance or even a surplus. If it’s been
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FINANCIAL HEALTH The holiday shopping season is here, and with it comes big sales and big purchases. Some stores and companies advertise big rebate offers to get you to buy. These offers may promise you a certain amount of money back, either immediately or after you send in a form. Usually, you buy the item,
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FINANCIAL HEALTH Homes come with costs. Rent, mortgage, utilities and other expenses can add up. Here are some ways to save right at home that can help your wallet. Unsubscribe from advertising. Getting emails from stores and companies can tempt you to buy things you don’t really need. Cool down the water heater. Turn down
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FINANCIAL HEALTH You want your vacation to be memorable, but you probably don’t want to remember spending a lot of money. With some advanced planning, you can save a good amount of your travel and vacation expenses. Here’s what travel experts recommend: *Don’t pick prime times for flights.If you’re flying, you’ll usually pay less for
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FINANCIAL HEALTH A secure and worry-free retirement is a cherished dream for millions of us. What will it take for you to achieve that dream? The experts say – Save more than you think.Most people have not tried to estimate how much money they will need for retirement. And those who have, usually underestimate the
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FINANCIAL HEALTH According to the American Psychological Association, finances are the number one cause of stress in America. Whether it’s meeting the monthly bills or trying to build a retirement fund, financial worries can be difficult to deal with. If you’re looking for ways to stretch your monthly budget, the Federal Trade Commission offers some
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FINANCIAL HEALTH 1. How are you paid? Is it by a fee and commission? Do you fully disclose the fees and the commissions you earn on every investment you make or service you offer? If paid by fees, what is the average fee your clients pay? 2. How many years have you been in the
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WELL-BEING The big day has finally arrived. Your boss shakes your hand and wishes you well. Your colleagues gather around a cake and make small talk about landing the big fish in your retirement, or joke about what you’ll do now. A cardboard box is filled with the contents of your desk: family pictures, trinkets,
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FINANCIAL HEALTH An emergency fund is a great way to save yourself from financial disaster. It gives you peace of mind when unexpected expenses come up. And, it may help keep you out of debt when you need extra money for an emergency. People who don’t have emergency funds may have to turn to high-interest
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