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Retirement Plans for Small Business Owners
Retirement Planning for Small Business Owners Owning a business is the dream of many Americans yet with the plethora of potential problems that can risk the success of your business’ future, banking on the sale of your business as a retirement plan poses a lot of...
Mind The Mind: Protecting Your Greatest Asset
Like with most medical issues, cognitive impairment is something that no one wants and that no one can predict. Family history, substance abuse, and lifestyle choices can give us general probabilities of one’s susceptibility to these diseases but even the most...
Dealing with Medical Debt
Dealing with medical debt can be a stressful and frustrating experience. But by following some simple steps, you can help make the process easier and perhaps avoid getting trapped in a cycle of debt. The first step is to get an itemized bill that clearly...
Find Fun For Free
In today's world, it can be very expensive to have fun. That is why finding free things to do is so important. Taking a trip to the local library, visiting a park, or looking on social media are all excellent ways to find free activities that you and your friends or...
Finding a Dream Home for Now
What does your dream home look like? Is it a large house in the hills, or a flat in a high-rise building? Housing is the largest expense that most people have. Whether you rent or own, your housing likely requires a much larger budget than the rest of your...
What to Consider When Choosing Investments
When choosing investments, there are several factors you should consider in order to help ensure your investments are as successful as possible. The first factor to consider is your risk tolerance. If you have a low tolerance for risk, it's important to steer...
How Much Should I Withdraw from My Retirement Funds?
When it comes to withdrawing money from your retirement funds, one of the most important things to consider is how much money you should be withdrawing each year.
Ways to Save
A huge part of anyone's financial journey should be saving money. It's recommended that everyone should have three to six months worth of expenses saved as an emergency fund. This is in case of events like accidents or unemployment, so that you can continue to pay...
Financial Planning Basics
Financial Planning can get complex and feel overwhelming, especially if you’re just starting on your financial literacy journey. There are a few basic tenants that you'll need to understand when creating your first financial plan. Don’t let it intimidate you, there is...
Audit Your Retirement Plan
It’s always a good idea to check in on the status of any plans or goals you may be working towards, and your retirement plan is certainly no exception. When you’re younger and retirement feels far off, you could get away with infrequent checks, but as you approach...
Common Investing Mistakes to Avoid
Investing can be a great way to grow your money, but it's important to avoid common mistakes. Anyone can make mistakes when investing, even if they are doing the best they can. Good information creates the pathway for good, informed action. If you want to make the...
Creating a Strategic Portfolio
Your investment strategy can greatly influence the success of your portfolio. If you have been investing without a strategy, or your strategy could use an update, then it’s time to reassess how you manage your portfolio. It’s never too late to create a strategy, and...
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