A relatively small investment now can make your child’s life so much easier when he or she grows up This is the third story in a new MarketWatch series, “Gifts that pay off.” Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday between now and Dec. 25, we will look at gifts that could potentially earn the receiver money. […]
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It’s one of the most basic questions people ask themselves when they start planning for retirement: Where am I going to live? It’s also one of the most crucial questions, and one that, surprisingly, many people don’t give a lot of thought to. Sure, they ask themselves some cursory questions—especially about the weather and affordability.
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You’ve worked hard over the years, saving for your retirement. So hard, in fact, that you are well-prepared to face your golden years. You’ve also worked hard caring for children and possibly grandchildren, teaching them life skills, so that they could one day leave the nest and be successful on their own. Read more of
Open enrollment is coming. Here’s how to make the most of it; How to get the most out of your benefits in 2018. Workers are about to enter one of the most stressful seasons of the year and it’s not the period from Thanksgiving to New Year’s Day. Rather, it’s open enrollment season when workers
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Once you get past the bureaucracy, it’s not too hard. The annual Medicare Open Enrollment season opened Sunday, Oct. 15 and runs through Thursday, Dec. 7. Unfortunately, Medicare is a maze with more twists and turns than an Agatha Christie novel. Click here to read the rest of the story. Have questions? We can help!
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You’ll have a lot to look forward to if you plan well Living within your means can be difficult. It requires planning, discipline and awareness of what your personal financial limits are. Getting started on planning your finances and adhering to your personal financial plan day in and day out can be a bit of
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These are the best — and worst — things about your retirement savings plan; Auto enrollment and escalation make a big difference. For some, saving for retirement is an automatic task every paycheck. For others, it’s a struggle — and for many more, it’s nearly impossible. Read the rest of the story. Have questions? We
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If you’re traveling far from home, you probably want to do all you can to make sure your wallet or purse doesn’t end up in the wrong hands. But according to a recent Experian ProtectMyID survey, 30% of travelers have experienced identity theft while away from home or know someone who has. Read the rest
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Getting your finances squared away is only one part of preparing for retirement — mental preparation is also crucial. So many Americans are not financially ready for retirement, but even when they do have the money for it, they may not be mentally prepared. Read the rest of the story. Have questions? We can help!
The moment you have dreaded has finally arrived. Your baby is leaving the nest. Some of the most valuable lessons you can impart should be shared right now, before they head out into the world. In case you need help picking some wisdom to pass on, we’ve asked top money managers and financial pros to
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