Is a financial check-up on your Spring-Cleaning list? Use these six tips to freshen up how you spend, save, and plan for the future.
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As vaccine rollouts continue to progress, folks are starting to tiptoe out of their quarantine bubbles. These four tips will help you get ready to shut down Zoom for a while and make up for lost face time.
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The best health care is preventative, especially in the early years of retirement. Here are 4 ways to keep your medical costs from negatively affecting your Return on Life.
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This is an uncomfortable question because we aren’t used to thinking about money in those terms. But it’s one of my favorite questions to ask.
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Many people are discovering that their financial journeys are even more fulfilling when they align their plans with their values. The following strategies could help you grow your nest egg while also putting your values in action.
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The 5 Big Questions around retirement planning will guide you to visualize what “retirement” means to you but also what type of life and legacy you want to live and leave behind.
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It’s true that “you only live once,” and you need to make the most of the financial opportunities available to you. But that’s exactly why we prefer measured, long-term financial planning to short-term speculation.
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Improving this year isn’t just about that end goal. These three tips will help you appreciate the ups and the downs of your process so that you’ll feel better and live more thoroughly all along the way.
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Every day, we have the choice of what to focus on. Just imagine what you could accomplish if you quit worrying about things you have no control over and quit obsessing over things that don’t matter.
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As with any other year, the difference between a resolution that falls by the wayside before spring and an accomplished goal is planning. This three-step process will help you channel your enthusiasm into an action plan that will build real, sustainable momentum throughout 2021.
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One of the earliest and best memories I have about Christmas is my mother purchasing boxes of produce—oranges and apples, to be exact. She would also place candy dishes filled with mixed nuts and hard candy on the coffee and end tables.
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Whether your family will be gathered around a crackling fire or a virtual yule log this year, the holiday season is an ideal time to reflect on what you've all accomplished in 2020 and start looking ahead to a brighter 2021.
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