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Financial Planning

Managing Your Finances With Your Partner

March 2, 2018 (Last Modified: July 24, 2018) / Tony Robbins
Managing Your Finances With Your PartnerLet’s face it – managing your finances successfully is not rocket science. Yes, it requires some education but the information and tools are readily available if you are willing to learn. Managing our money should be much simpler than it...

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Financial Planning, Investing Advice
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It’s a Win-Win: You May Save on Taxes While You Save for Retirement

February 15, 2018 (Last Modified: January 2, 2019) / Honest Dollar by Goldman Sachs
It’s a Win-Win: You May Save on Taxes While You Save for RetirementHow’s this for a sweet deal: With one move, you may reduce your federal income tax bill and take an important step toward financial security in retirement. Those are two potential benefits of making a contribution to a Traditional Individual...

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Financial Planning

5 Life Milestones that Might Affect Your Car Insurance

February 9, 2018 / Eric Madia
5 Life Milestones that Might Affect Your Car InsuranceWhether you’re getting married, putting your teen behind the wheel for the first time, or buying your first home, a big life change can have a ripple effect on your finances. While it might not be top of mind, one...

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Financial Planning, Investing Advice
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Changing Jobs? An IRA Can Move With You

January 9, 2018 (Last Modified: January 2, 2019) / Honest Dollar by Goldman Sachs
Changing Jobs? An IRA Can Move With YouMany workers find themselves moving from company to company as they look to fast-track their careers or find just the right kind of work for them. Changing jobs can be a great way to gain experience and professional insight, but...

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Financial Planning, Investing Advice
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The Power of Compounding: Time Is on Your Side

November 30, 2017 (Last Modified: January 2, 2019) / Honest Dollar by Goldman Sachs
The Power of Compounding: Time Is on Your SideThere’s no time like the present to start saving for retirement. We’re going to show you why you are a more powerful saver today than you will ever be again. It’s about time and the power of compounding. Compounding: Your...

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Financial Planning, Investing Advice

Think It’s Too Early To Plan For Retirement? Wrong!

August 25, 2017 (Last Modified: July 24, 2018) / Harry Campbell
Think It’s Too Early To Plan For Retirement? Wrong!It’s often difficult for us to clearly picture where we’ll find ourselves in five to ten years. Opportunities and experiences that we never even dreamed of can pop up a year from now – or even next week – and...

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Financial Planning, Life Insurance

Part 3 of 3: Life Insurance Buyers’ Common Q&As

July 21, 2017 / Natasha Cornelius
Part 3 of 3: Life Insurance Buyers’ Common Q&AsReplacing your policy I currently have a life insurance policy – could I get a better price elsewhere? The short answer is yes – it is possible to get a better price. The long answer is that it depends on...

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Financial Planning, Life Insurance

Part 2 of 3: Life Insurance Buyers’ Common Q&As

July 5, 2017 / Natasha Cornelius
Part 2 of 3: Life Insurance Buyers’ Common Q&AsReviewing your policy How often should I review my policy? We suggest reviewing your life insurance policy once per year to make sure you have enough coverage.  Most importantly, you should review it anytime your life and circumstances change. What...

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Financial Planning, Life Insurance
Your policy's death benefit

Part 1 of 3: Life Insurance Buyers’ Common Q&As

June 23, 2017 / Natasha Cornelius
Part 1 of 3: Life Insurance Buyers’ Common Q&AsUnderstanding your policy’s death benefit. Q: How long does it take my beneficiaries to get my life insurance death benefit? Once the death benefit claim form and a copy of the death certificate have been received by the carrier, beneficiaries...

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Budgeting, Financial Planning

Can I Afford It? Big Toys Edition

June 20, 2017 (Last Modified: July 24, 2018) / Farnoosh Torabi
Can I Afford It? Big Toys EditionDid you know that Sunday was National Splurge Day? To me, that means an excuse to take Lyft instead of the subway. To others with deeper pockets, it may mean springing for that fancy boat, Maserati or second home. If...

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