On August 29, 2018, J.P. Morgan Chase, a financial behemoth with over $2.6 trillion in assets, brought a new product â You Invest – to its customers. The product offers an impressive collection of trading options, tools, and resources for investors to consider. You Invest is a new entrant in the online brokerage industry, offering […]
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Prior to becoming a financial advisor and offering life insurance, I had to admit I never would have thought that a marijuana user would get approved for term life insurance coverage. After being in the business for several years and running several quotes, I quickly realized that this was not the case. In fact, there […]
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Established in 1961 and headquartered in Williston, New England Federal Credit Union (NEFCU) is Vermont’s largest credit union, with 90,000 members and investable assets of more than $1 billion. Serving six counties in the northwestern portion of the state, NEFCU’s stated goal is “empowering members to make good financial decisions so they can improve their […]
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The following is a sponsored post with SellCell.com. Did you know that there are items that you may have that you can sell to make some extra money? The average household has a lot of extra stuff laying around and taking up space. Too many clothes, old electronics that have been tossed to the side, […]
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I was honored to be a part of my buddyâs wedding this past weekend. It is always a joy to see two newlyweds embark on their journey together to face life and all her glory. Itâs hard to believe that itâs been over 4 years since I got hitched. Itâs been a fun learning process […]
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Managing your money and paying off debt can feel like a never ending process. And, if you have a long term debt repayment plan, you may find yourself wondering if you can realistically take a vacation without feeling guilty and/or potentially wrecking your financial progress. Whether or not you travel while having debt is a […]
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Yahoo! Finance had an article the other day talking about how 25% of Americans expect to retire at the age of 80. This age is 2 years longer than the average U.S. life expectancy. 80 years old just sounds crazy to me, but I know this is what many people have to do now due […]
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My old college roommate lost his younger brother to cancer and left my roommate as the beneficiary on his retirement account. When I heard the news, I was in disbelief. There’s no way that someone so young could pass away, could they? I had heard that my former college roommate’s younger brother was sick, but […]
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Hello! Today, I have a great article to share from a reader, Madeline, on how she grew her blog to 100,000 monthly pageviews. Enjoy! Is blogging really worth it? Can you actually make good money blogging? Can you get lots of pageviews without paying for ads? These are all questions I used to search on […]
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The BIG 3-0. The age that you’re really an adult. In your 20’s, you could still swing being a bit immature. Once 30 comes it’s game over. And now that I’m 35… Dang! Am I really 35? <sigh> Halfway through my 30’s and I’ve been rocking it the best way I can. As a result, […]
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