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Nearly three quarters of workers and 77% of retirees in a recent survey said they remain at least somewhat confident that they will experience a comfortable retirement, according to the Employee Benefit Research Institute. Nevertheless, a third of workers and a quarter of retirees felt less confident this year due to the economic effects of […]

Article originally published on: Fitbit.com If you’ve ever experienced brain fog, you know it can throw a wrench in everything from your mood to your motivation to your ability to concentrate and get things done. And whether that brain fog is a result of all the stress of the past two-plus years (we’re looking at

Article originally published on: Boston.com Everything from the war in Ukraine to the politics behind oil prices could be to blame for high pump price tags. If you’ve filled up your tank in recent weeks, it’s possible you winced at the total bill. That’s because gas prices are through the roof — both regular unleaded and

Article originally published on: https://www.almanac.com/ Plan ahead for Mother’s Day—which falls on Sunday, May 8. A day to honor mothers has existed for as long as, well, there have been mothers. How can we give extra recognition to moms, especially if we’re apart? The Almanac has 10 fun ideas for celebrating your Mom—who simply wants to

The Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement (SECURE) Act of 2019 changed the rules for taking distributions from retirement accounts inherited after 2019. The so-called 10-year rule generally requires inherited accounts to be emptied within 10 years of the original owner’s death, with some exceptions. Where an exception applies, the entire account must generally

Article originally published on: https://www.goodhousekeeping.com/ Ever wonder what a cute woodland creature has to do with the holiday? Legend has it, every year on Easter, a long-eared, cotton-tailed creature hops from house to house to deliver festive baskets full of treats, toys and delicious candy to children and even leaves colorful eggs hidden for them to find! Among other

***Deadline to enroll is April 30th *** Article originally published on Tallahassee Democrat Aiming to bring urgency to the importance of saving early for college, Florida Prepaid kicked off its annual Open Enrollment period Feb. 1 by offering families who purchase a 529 Prepaid Plan by April 30, 2022 up to $500 in a 529

Article originally published on: https://www.cnbc.com/ When spring cleaning this season, don’t forget to include your finances. To start, you’ll want to get organized. A cluttered house or cluttered mind can make you feel unproductive. It’s the same thing when your finances are disorganized, said Jamila Souffrant, creator of financial education podcast “Journey To Launch.” “It

You’ll need supporting documents in case you’re audited, but you don’t need to save them forever. The IRS, which is dealing with a backlog of unprocessed tax returns dating back to 2020, has urged taxpayers to file their returns electronically. But filing electronically doesn’t stop the clock on potential audits, nor on your right to

There is a lot to consider when you’re moving into a new home. And while we often consider moving steps like packing and unpacking to be the only major things standing in the way of fully settling in, it’s actually the things that you do after moving into a new home that make the biggest