Pursuing your retirement dreams requires a bit of preparation. As you develop your vision for the future, make sure you avoid these retirement mistakes:
Having No Strategy
The biggest mistake is
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Keep Up With Good Recordkeeping
Maintaining a sound financial life also means taking steps to help protect your important records. Here are three questions to consider as you organize your tax and legal documents:
What records
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Questions About Medicare? Here Are Some Answers
Today's changing health care landscape makes understanding Medicare even more important. Whether you have questions for yourself or a loved one, the following answers may help.
What does Medicare
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Tips That May Help Keep Your Electronic Financial Data Secure
These days, the majority of people have sensitive financial information online. In fact, 72% of Americans mostly access their banking accounts online or through mobile apps, continuing a growing
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Is Paying Off a Low-Interest Mortgage a Good Idea?
For many families, a home loan constitutes a significant portion of their household debt. As a result, some people choose to reduce this debt as much as possible before entering retirement. In fact,
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Why Timing The Market Doesn’t Work
Today's market conditions may feel a bit uncertain. Between international trade tensions, changes from the Federal Reserve, and increased volatility, some investors react emotionally and may want to
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Which is Better: Renting or Owning?
You're moving. You've found greener pastures, and are looking forward - a little excitedly, a little nervously - to your new surroundings. You'll be asking a lot of questions during this time. One of
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Celebrating Women in Business
In the latter half of the 19th century, women entrepreneurs often ran peripheral, service-related businesses: taverns, alehouses, retail shops, hotels, even brothels.[1] It was a man's world, and
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