Pick a subject, any subject, and there are myths and pure nonsense that someone will buy into. Birds will die if they eat the uncooked rice flung at newlyweds. (Nope) If you eat Mentos and drink Diet Coke simultaneously your stomach will explode. (Hardly) You only have one credit score. (Wrong) Napoleon was short. (At… Read More
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Living paycheck to paycheck means, in simple terms, that you are always running out of money before your next paycheck arrives. As any financial advisor would tell you, living paycheck to paycheck is incredibly stressful and can impact your financial well-being. When you are living paycheck to paycheck, it is nearly impossible to get ahead …
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Whether youâre trying to win tickets to a sold-out concert, remind your partner to buy milk, vote for your favorite reality TV personality or ask your headphones-encased kid a question, thereâs a text for that. While texting is a great convenience and time saver (not to mention an international obsession), if you respond to a… Read More
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You never know what life will bring. You can unexpectedly lose your job. A medical emergency can present itself, or you may have unexpected home repairs. So, as financial advisors would say, having an emergency fund to cover these ’emergencies’ makes good financial sense. An emergency fund then is a stash a money you save …
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There are times you don’t need the help of a financial advisor to achieve some financial goals. For instance, some thing as simple as saving money to buy a house can be done on your own. However, there are some turning points in your life when consulting with a financial advisor may be helpful. For …
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Unless you live on a desert island with a volleyball named Wilson, youâve probably seen more than a few political petitions in the wake of the 2016 election. The issues are as various as the people circulating them, which is why I began to wonder: Are they safe? The answer: Yes and no. It doesnât… Read More
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You may start thinking about investing, because you’ve just received a lump sum of money, a tax refund, a bonus, or a raise. Or you may be thinking of buying a house in the future and need to invest some money for a down payment on the house down the road. Either way, one thing …
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The weather is turning, fall is in the air, and Halloween is around the cornerâwhich means itâs National Cybersecurity Awareness Month. How can you ensure October is full of treats while not falling for any scammers’ tricks? By arming yourself with these identity protection tips. Every American should understand the basics of identity theft protection…. Read More
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You might not use your Social Security card every day, but you do need to use it occasionally. If you lost your security card, youâll need to request a replacement form for a Social Security card from the Social Security Administration (SSA). You can apply online by choosing the replacement tab for your lost security card…. Read More
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As if fearing the health-related consequences of the COVID-19 coronavirus wasn’t enough, there’s also a fair amount of financial uncertainty related to recession and an unstable economy. People all across the United States are wondering how they’ll pay their bills and make ends meet as they file for unemployment and wait for a one-time stimulus… Read More
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