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Why Paying Off Your Mortgage Might Not Be a Good Idea
May 10, 2022

Most of us dream of living debt-free someday. In particular, it would feel great to live in a paid-for home. And hopefully you’ll get there! But if you’re faced with a windfall of cash, paying off your mortgage might not be the best idea. And here’s why. All debts are…

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How to Minimize Taxes on an Inherited 401(k)
April 11, 2022

Your retirement account is designed to provide income to you throughout your retirement years. But in the event that you pass away prematurely, what will become of your money? Your spouse or another beneficiary will inherit it, but did you know that they could owe considerable taxes on that inheritance?…

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5 Smart Things to Do With Your Tax Refund
March 7, 2022

It’s that time of year again! Most of us dread having to gather the necessary paperwork and file our income tax returns, but for some there is a nice surprise waiting at the end. It is possible you will receive a sizable tax refund. It’s tempting to blow the whole…

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Two Positive Changes Brought by the Pandemic
December 12, 2021

Ask anyone how the pandemic has changed their life, and you will likely hear a long list of complaints about the negative impacts. Yes, most of us can count a number of ways that the situation has changed our lives in unfortunate or disappointing ways. But as it turns out,…

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5 Smart Steps for Millennials
November 15, 2021

We often focus on retirement planning within our blogs. Those in their thirties might think of retirement or financial planning as something that only older people think about. But now that you’ve established a career, it’s your turn! You’re making some money; now it’s time to manage it wisely. These…

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The Pandemic Prompted Early Retirement for Many
November 8, 2021

You might already be aware that the pandemic prompted something called the Great Resignation. Millions of American workers packed up and bid farewell to their employers in response to numerous changes that occurred over the past year and a half. But did you realize that many of those resigned workers…

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Some Pandemic Changes Might Actually Benefit You
June 14, 2021

The past year hasn’t exactly been fun for any of us. Aside from the obvious toll of the pandemic, we’ve all changed the way we live and work to some degree. But the good news is that some of those changes might actually benefit your budget, so maybe you shouldn’t…

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With Tax Law Changes Looming, Consider These Strategies
June 7, 2021

While nothing has been decided just yet, it looks likely that Congress will soon pass sweeping tax law changes. With most of these changes revolving around taxes on higher incomes and estate taxes, those in the upper tax brackets should probably prepare to make some adjustments to their strategies. The…

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What Are the Odds of a Fourth Stimulus Payment?
May 5, 2021

Since the passage of the American Rescue Plan in March, the IRS has distributed more than $379 billion in stimulus funds to the American public. While a welcome relief to millions of households, poll respondents say the money won’t last three months. So as our economy continues to rebound in…

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23 Ways to Revamp Your Financial Life
April 11, 2021

If you’re like a lot of people, you’ve noticed that setting goals and attaining them are two very different things. Why do we often set goals and then fail to achieve them? Psychologists say that in order to reach our goals, we must describe them in specific and measurable and…

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