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16 Aug Digital Estate Planning

Posted at 21:28h in Money and Your Partner, Mortgages and Property, Pensions and Retirement, Saving and Investing

Digital estate planning is a way to plan for your death and determine what happens to your assets after you die. Because many people are uncomfortable with thinking about their death, essential estate planning steps are never taken or enacted. However, with new technologies becoming...

06 Aug How to Set Investment Goals and Reach Them

Posted at 22:06h in Insurance, Travel and Tax, Money and Your Partner, Pensions and Retirement, Saving and Investing

Do you consider yourself a goal setter? Some people love to set goals and find it very motivating whereas others find goal setting to be very intimidating or overwhelming. Either way, if you fail to plan, you’re really planning to fail. And the truth is,...

30 Jul What is an Annuity, and Do I Need One?

Posted at 21:54h in Insurance, Travel and Tax, Money and Your Partner, Mortgages and Property, Pensions and Retirement

So, you’re wanting to make some changes in your portfolio or to begin investing your money wisely, and you’ve heard of annuities, but you’re not really sure what they are or if you even need one. Maybe you’ve also heard that annuities are the best...

19 Jul 7 Practical Tips for Starting an Emergency Fund

Posted at 23:21h in Insurance, Travel and Tax, Money and Your Children, Money and Your Partner, Pensions and Retirement, Saving and Investing

Everyone knows that it’s a good idea to have an emergency fund, right? And it makes sense. Life is full of unexpected surprises, and having some money tucked away and readily accessible is incredibly helpful when you have unplanned situations arise. Why you need an emergency...

09 Jul 5 Big Retirement Mistakes to Avoid

Posted at 21:30h in Money and Your Partner, Pensions and Retirement, Saving and Investing

Does it sound scary or confusing to think about retirement? Or maybe you feel you have a good handle on your retirement because you have an employer-sponsored 401(k) or other investments. Either way, anyone can make big mistakes when it comes to retirement, so read...

09 Jul Do I Really Need a Financial Advisor?

Posted at 21:16h in Insurance, Travel and Tax, Money and Your Partner, Pensions and Retirement, Saving and Investing

Probably just about everyone has asked themselves this question at one time or another. Maybe you’re nearing retirement and feeling a little overwhelmed with all the decisions, or perhaps you’re in your twenties, and you want to make sure that you’re setting yourself up for...

09 Jul What Happens to My IRA if I die?

Posted at 21:13h in Insurance, Travel and Tax, Money and Your Partner, Mortgages and Property, Saving and Investing

So, you’re smart enough to open up an Individual Retirement Account (IRA) to prepare for the time you will retire, but what if you don’t live long enough to collect your entire benefit? This isn’t a fun subject to discuss, but it’s important so that...

05 Jul Should I Cash Out My 401(k) Plan to Pay off Debt?

Posted at 22:35h in Money and Your Partner, Pensions and Retirement, Saving and Investing

Have you ever wondered if it would be worth it to cash out your 401(k) plan to pay off debt? Many people think about doing this, so you’re not alone. First, congratulations for wanting to lower your debt and for starting to think of creative ways...

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