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Tue, Jan 16, 2024
Should I Pay Off My Mortgage Early or Invest More for Retirement?
Extra money certainly isn’t the worst problem to have. But when you have a new lump sum, or extra wiggle room in your budget, you’re faced with tough choices – especially if you have a mortgage. Is it smarter to invest your extra cash, or pay down your debt?
Tue, Jan 9, 2024
Could Your Health Savings Account Boost Your Retirement Readiness?
Most people who have a health savings account, or HSA, use it to save money for medical care. The power of an HSA surprisingly goes way beyond taking care of your physical health – it could be the one of the strongest moves for your financial health, too.
Tue, Jan 2, 2024
2024 Wealth Planning Guide: Your Month-by-Month Checklists
Financial checklists, deadlines to mark in your calendar, and monthly tasks – this guide is designed to make wealth planning easier in 2024.
Tue, Dec 26, 2023
How Has the Stock Market Performed During Recessions? You Might Be Surprised
You might be surprised to learn that there’s no clear pattern of whether stocks go up or down in recessions, even though the headlines tell you otherwise. But there IS one virtual certainty. Read on to discover this surprising insight – and what it means to investors like you.
Tue, Dec 19, 2023
9 Smart Money Habits Multi-Millionaires Do Differently
Contrary to popular belief, most wealthy people don’t become rich from one brilliant money move. Instead, most multi-millionaires build wealth over time through healthy money habits. Affluent Americans often share these 9 habits – and the good news is that people of almost any income level can apply them to their own financial lives.
Tue, Nov 28, 2023
Planning for a High-Income Retirement? Don’t Get Blindsided by This Surprise Tax
Capital gains, dividends, rental income, royalties, interest income, and non-qualified annuities – learn more to strategize potential tax hits.
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6 Sources of Retirement Income
Many retirement planning guides focus on finances, but we believe a satisfying retirement goes beyond how much money you have saved. It’s also about how you intend to use your savings.