The decision to become a financial planner was long in the making. Before I embarked on the official journey to gain my credentials, I had plenty of experience
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Cash flow, budgeting, spending, savings plans, whatever you call it, creating parameters and a structure for your spending can take a lot of the guesswork and
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The financial independence, retire early movement has gained a lot of popularity in recent years. Far from being a one-size fits all approach, the movement
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Although retirement savings accounts may be low on the priority list, it’s still critical for Veterans to consider what to do with their Thrift Savings Plan
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There are common money mistakes we often flag once we onboard new clients. Some are general, while others are specific to our main clientele--those in or
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The Survivor Benefit Plan allows a retiree to ensure, after death, a continuous lifetime annuity for their dependents. Is it right for you?
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In times of market volatility, investors frequently read articles pontificating to “stay the course”, “have a long-term view”, and “don’t look at your statement
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For military retirees, who are among the last select group of Americans with a defined benefit pension, managing Social Security is an ever-important task. Here
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If you've claimed social security, but later decided that it wasn't the right timing, you decided to work in retirement or if you have large tax-deferred
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For the well-financed company, there is an alternative borrowing technique to consider. A business owner can deposit cash at a brokerage firm, purchase short
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529 plans are a premier way to fund education expenses. Learn the nuances of this education savings vehicle and consider if it is the right avenue for you.
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Much is written about the lottery, particularly when the jackpot reaches a record - typically near the $1 Billion mark. Sadly, many people continually play the
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