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Should You Still Try to Max Out Retirement Accounts for 2020?

Published On January 29, 2021 Published By Alicia Dion

Now that we are in a new year, should you still be trying to max out your 2020 retirement account? Or should you just move on to the year we are in, and start your 2021 contributions? This is one of the big questions new investors have, especially at the start of the year. If […]...

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10 Things They Don’t Tell You About Helping Your Parents Retire

Published On January 21, 2021 Published By John Rampton

While my parents were always able to make ends meet, there wasn’t much leftover. That meant that there wasn’t much wiggle room for unnecessary spending. However, I didn’t realize that that also meant that my parents weren’t prepared for retirement. While they do get Social Security and a sma...

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What are the Functions of Your Money?

Published On January 19, 2021 Published By John Rampton

What are the Functions of Your Money? Barrett Strong once sang, “Now, give me money (That’s what I want).” Donna Summer proclaimed that we work hard for money and the Beatles believed it couldn’t buy love. Pink Floyd, so they say, consider money the root of all evil today. According to B...

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Should You Invest Your Stimulus Check?

Published On January 18, 2021 Published By Alicia Dion

Ah, new money. But should you invest your stimulus check, or not? For many Americans, January 1st, 2021 started with an extra $600. For everyone else, the stimulus money has slowly but surely been rolling out. The second round of stimulus checks have been issued, and are starting to hit accounts! Wh...

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New 401(k) Rules for 2021

Published On January 6, 2021 Published By Kate Underwood

A 401(k) is a fabulous tool for savvy retirement savers, and it’s a great idea to get a jump on your retirement contributions early in the new year. With the beginning of 2021 comes a fresh start on a lot of financial things, so be sure you know the 401(k) rules for 2021 in order […]...

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7 Ways to Make Money in Real Estate

Published On December 17, 2020 Published By Rumzz Bajwa

If you’re looking to diversify your investment portfolio, add another source of income, or both, real estate can be a viable choice for growing your money. People may overlook real estate investments because they assume they’ll need to produce a substantial amount of cash upfront to get started,...

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Steps to Take Now to Prepare Your Finances For 2021

Published On December 16, 2020 Published By Kate Underwood

If 2020 has shown us anything, it’s that you can never truly be prepared for every curveball life may throw your way. A global pandemic has taken all of us out of our normal lives and into something completely unexpected. We now know more than ever how important it is to prepare your finances ahe...

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How to Compare Health Insurance Plans During Open Enrollment

Published On December 4, 2020 Published By Alicia Dion

It’s that special time of year. Snuggled right in with Black Friday, Cyber Monday, Thanksgiving, and the start of real holiday shopping — the Open Enrollment Period for your health insurance plan. If you are not sure how to get your own health insurance, this guide will help you compare heal...

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Simple Money Fixes You Can do in 30-Minutes or Less

Published On November 23, 2020 Published By John Rampton

Whether you’re looking to pay off your student loans, save for a down payment on a car, or catch-up on retirement, the only way you’ll reach these goals is by improving your finances with a few simple money fixes. Despite the misconception, though, you don’t have to turn your life upside down....

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10 Things to Help Your Parents Retire

Published On November 17, 2020 Published By John Rampton

Early this year, my siblings and I came to the conclusion that our parents had a problem. They were completely unprepared for retirement. And, we made this collective decision to step in and help them resolve this concerning problem. During my preparation, I found some solace in the fact that my par...

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