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How to Prepare to Retire Single
Not everyone is preparing for retirement with a spouse, partner, or children. Whether due to widowhood, divorce, never marrying, or not having kids by chance or choice, more people than ever before are approaching retirement single and child-free.
What You Need to Know About Insurance When You Marry Later in Life
Getting married is about more than romance; it’s also an occasion in which two people combine their legal and financial affairs. Along with the happy nuptials, it’s also time to consider your new insurance needs.
7 Ideas for What to Do with Your Raise or Bonus
Receiving a pay raise or bonus is always a welcome event and having a plan for what to do with the extra money will ensure you get the most from it.
8 Financial Health Tips for 2022
Whether you experienced a rough patch during the pandemic or more time at home in 2020 left you flush with extra savings, 2021 was a year of recalibrating. Take a moment to check in on the state of your finances heading into the new year.
5 Ways to Stay Active This Winter
As the winter season sets in, we often start to feel the need to slow down. While there’s nothing wrong with slowing your pace from time to time, the fact is, there are benefits to staying active during the winter.
Why It’s Important to Designate a Power of Attorney
While you may be in good health today, life doesn’t always go as planned, so it’s a good idea to put a POA in place as a general precaution. Without one, your loved ones can face unnecessary stress and hardship.
Practical Ways to Support Local Small Businesses
Here are some of the benefits of shopping locally and ideas for how you can support small businesses in your area.
How to Budget for the Holidays
At the holidays, it’s natural to want to treat yourself and your loved ones, but you still need to be careful not to blow your budget.
Comprehensive Financial Planning: What It Is, Why It Matters
As you invest and save for retirement, you will no doubt hear or read about comprehensive financial planning – but what does that phrase really mean?