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Want to retire early? Start saving now
The Financial Independence, Retire Early (FIRE) concept is a unique approach to retirement. Learn how it works.
If you're not comfortable giving up some creature comforts, FIRE might not be the right approach for you.
Retirement
What does a financial advisor do?
Have you ever wondered what a financial advisor actually does? Get these questions and more answered about the valuable services these professionals can provide.
Find a financial advisor you trust.
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10 common financial mistakes to avoid
Don't let one of more of these common financial mistakes derail your future.
Knowing where and how you've stumbled is the first step toward getting back on track.
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What to do with an inheritance
Keep these options in mind when making decisions about your inheritance.
When you're wondering what to do with inheritance money, keep in mind that you don't need to put it all in one place.
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Get the most out of extra cash
Put your extra money to work in ways that help advance your most important goals.
Experts recommend that you have three to six months' worth of living expenses stashed away for a rainy day.
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Preparing for unexpected expenses
Here are ways you can prepare for the unexpected and any financial mishaps that could otherwise derail your plans.
Creating a safety net to buffer you from unexpected expenses doesn't need to be difficult, but it does involve planning to cover all your bases.
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Calculate your net worth to see where you stand
Knowing your net worth can help you make informed financial decisions about debt and spending.
In its simplest form, net worth is your total assets (things you own that have value) minus your total liabilities (things you don't own, that cost you money).
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What you should know about saving versus spending
Beyond your basic needs, there are four key principles everyone should keep in mind.
It’s never too early or too late to begin saving for your retirement. Even a small amount invested consistently will add up over time.
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5 essential tips to building wealth
Building net worth takes time and patience, and it's completely in your hands.
A budget forces you to look at your money and understand where it’s going. It gives you the discipline it takes to make big purchases affordable.
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Know the difference between a CD and a savings account
Find out what you need to consider about each to help you meet financial goals.
CDs and savings accounts have similarities and differences, and both can be used jointly as part of a larger strategy.
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5 financial tips for young adults
Achieving the future you want starts with how you manage your finances as a young adult.
The sooner you begin planning your future, the sooner you can save and make smart financial decisions.
Budgeting
Budgeting with the 60/20/20 rule
The 60/20/20 rule is a flexible budgeting approach that can make money management more intuitive.
The 60/20/20 rule gives you plenty of freedom to make it your own.
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Use compound interest to your advantage
Take advantage of compound interest to maximize growth in your savings and investments.
Perhaps the easiest way to understand compound interest is to think of it as interest on interest.
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Good money habits for your family
These four essential financial skills will help you shape positive and lasting money habits.
Positive money habits start with a basic level of financial literacy.
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How to save for a wedding
You can have the wedding of your dreams, even on a budget.
A beautiful, meaningful wedding doesn't have to break the bank.
College
Start saving for college early
Once you establish a college savings habit, you can increase your contributions over time.
A 529 plan is a tax-advantaged way to invest money for your child's future college expenses.
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