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Can You Save for Retirement Without a 401(k)?

Published On May 6, 2021 Published By Angela Ruth

Here’s a pop quiz for you. When you hear the word retirement, what immediately comes to mind? Some of you might have visions of traveling the world, playing golf, or hanging out with your grandkids. But, for most of you, you’re probably thinking about your 401(k). Since first introduced in the e...

Money Tips

How Important is it to Have Cash on Hand?

Published On May 5, 2021 Published By Chalmers Brown

I’m sure that you’ve heard the adage “cash is king” at some point. But, where exactly did that phrase originate from? And, what exactly does it mean? Well, the origin isn’t crystal clear. But, falling the 1988 global stock market crash, it was used by Pehr G. Gyllenhammar, who was the Chie...

Retirement

Top Annuity Experts You Should Be Listening To

Published On May 4, 2021 Published By Deanna Ritchie

If you want to have guaranteed income throughout your retirement that’s tax-deferred and protected from market virtuality, then an annuity is by far your best option. However, annuities tend to be misunderstood, and at times extremely complex. But, you can increase you annuity intelligence by list...

Retirement

Retirement 101: Everything You Need to Know to Get Started with Annuities

Published On May 3, 2021 Published By John Rampton

Poet and playwright Oscar Wilde once said, “It is better to have a permanent income than to be fascinating.” And, if you’re just beginning to think about your retirement, truer words have never been spoken. In fact, a study from Allianz Life Insurance Company of North America found that 71% of...

Personal Finance

Maybe it’s Time for Your Investments to go Green

Published On April 30, 2021 Published By Max Palmer

Most people have some sort of concern regarding climate change — some would even say it’s a crisis. While this actually varies by country, research from the University of Oxford’s Reuters Institute annual Digital News Reports found that roughly seven in ten think climate change is “a ver...

Retirement

5 Keys to Successful Retirement

Published On April 29, 2021 Published By Albert Costill

Despite their best efforts, Millennials and Zoomers are facing an uphill battle when it comes to saving for retirement. Hyperbolic as it sounds, some have even proclaimed that retirement might only be a pipe dream for these generations. And, that might be some validity to that claim. A report from t...

Personal Finance

10 Ways to Save When You Live With a Super-Spender

Published On April 28, 2021 Published By Angela Ruth

Financial management can be intimidating and strenuous. Now, just imagine trying to do this with someone else. But, it’s a reality for couples who are balancing each other’s wants and needs, as well as shared goals. Things can get even tricky and more stressful, however, one you’re living wit...

Personal Finance

Why You Need Passive Income and How to Get It

Published On April 27, 2021 Published By John Rampton

Are you familiar with the cartoonist Carl Barks? He may not be a household name. But, I’m sure you’re familiar with his work since he was the first artist and writer of Donald Duck — he also created Scrooge McDuck. Known as the “Good Duck Artist,” Barks was one of the few early Disney ...

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Keeping Your Business Finances Safe

Published On April 26, 2021 Published By Deanna Ritchie

While not always on the top of mind, keeping your business finances safe is one of your most important responsibilities. Besides ensuring that you can continue to run and grow your business smoothly, this also will save you time and money. How so? By making sure that you don’t bury yourself in deb...

Retirement

Don’t Assume Your Taxes Will Be Lower in Retirement

Published On April 23, 2021 Published By Albert Costill

Franklin D. Roosevelt once said, “Taxes are paid in the sweat of every man who labors.” But, I have a not-so-well-kept-secret. You’re also going to have to pay taxes in retirement. Some of you may be floored upon hearing this. I mean you’re no longer drawing a salary. So, that means ...

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