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With the variety of different options to store and earn interest on your savings it can be difficult to know the best one to choose from. Normal savings accounts don’t earn very much interest and therefore may not be the best option. With this in mind, here are four alternatives with significantly higher rates of [...]
101 reasons YOU need a financial plan… 101. To Protect Yourself Financially No one likes to think about bad things happening, however you must at least plan for the worst while expecting the best. Somewhere in middle life happens, and proper financial planning will keep you humble in the ups and encouraged in the downs. [...]
It is always nice to receive a federal income tax refund each year, but wouldn’t it be nicer to not have to wait all year for the money? Adjusting the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Form W-4 can result in the money being delivered each pay period via employer paycheck. That money can be spent on [...]
Young people are filled with excitement when they begin their careers and retirement is often the furthest thing from their minds. This is actually the ideal time to begin planning for the golden years. Today’s youth should not rely on Social Security benefits or generous windfalls from investments, so taking a proactive approach to retirement [...]
There are many reasons to save money but not enough of us actually do it. When you contribute to your savings plan, the money may be used to make a down payment on a large purchase such as a home or car, pay for educational expenses, save for retirement, or cover emergency expenses. In the [...]
The 401k employer sponsored retirement plan is a hidden gem on the list of employer-provided benefits. Employees designate a certain percentage of their pay to contribute to a tax-deferred account and they choose the allocation of stocks, bonds, and mutual funds into which this money will be invested. Employers frequently match a percentage of the [...]
Frugal living is widely discussed when it comes to financial management. Living frugal doesn’t mean you rinse and reuse paper towels and styrofoam cups. It does mean you stretch your money as far as it will go, by spending money on what’s necessary and eliminating compulsive spending. Sometimes you have to live frugal because you [...]
A few months ago, I was discussing the topic of spending and saving with a friend. I suggested that the larger the income, the larger the savings. Think: “Progressive” saving. The more you make, it seems, the more you save. My friend responded differently, saying that if you make six-figures then you’ll find a way [...]
For years, I told friends and family that I wouldn’t go to college if it wasn’t required in order to practice law. When I decided that law wasn’t for me, I seriously considered giving up on college altogether. My reasoning was fairly simple, though the reaction I get from most people is something along the [...]
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