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40+ F.I.R.E. – Understanding the Financial Independence, Retire Early Movement
Are you tired of the rat race and dreaming of a life filled with freedom, flexibility, and financial security? Enter the Financial Independence, Retire Early (FIRE) movement. This growing lifestyle
What Is The Best Age to Retire & Collect Social Security?
Is there a perfect age to retire and start collecting Social Security benefits? This question has puzzled many as they plan for their golden years. The answer, however, is not
Post-Retirement Income: How Savings Can Secure Your Future
Are you prepared for a comfortable and fulfilling retirement? The key to enjoying your golden years lies in planning for post-retirement income. Afterall, who wants to have to worry about
Parenting in Your 40s: The Right Time to Teach Kids about Money
The knowledge and skills necessary for managing money are critical for every child’s future. As parents, it’s our responsibility to ensure that our children learn about money management in an
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Extend Your Retirement Budget with the Gig Economy
Retirement savings need to last longer than ever. The good news is that retirees are not only living longer; they are also leading happier, more active, and energetic lifestyles than
Home Affordability
You are ready to make the jump from renting to buying a home. That is good news. Buying a home today is more affordable than it has been in decades.
Flexible Spending Accounts for Medical and Dependent Care
Does your employer offer flexible spending accounts? Do you take advantage of this benefit? If you answered “yes” to the first question but “no” to the second, you might be
Stretch Your Retirement Budget
You’ve worked hard all your life. You do not want to enter retirement worrying about how you are going to pay for medical costs, insurance, groceries, and other bills. The