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Choosing a Financial Planning Advisor: No Magic Involved

Learn what NOT to do when choosing a financial advisor. Avoid pitfalls, do your research, and find the right expert to guide your investments.

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Psst…Wanna Buy a Website?

If you’re an adventurous investor looking for an alternative asset, you might want to explore digital flipping and buy a website.

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Beauty Bias Can Blemish (or Boost) Your Career

Learn how appearance impacts income and discover actionable tips to enhance your confidence and professional image.

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Diversifying Beyond Bonds in Retirement Planning

Bonds have always been considered a ‘safe’ investment, but with increases in life expectancy, are they the best play for retirement planning?

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Blockchain Technology: Revolutionizing the Way We Invest, Borrow, and Lend

Blockchain technology is transforming the finance industry including the way we invest, borrow, and lend.

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2 Crucial Tips for Preserving Multigenerational Wealth

Better multigenerational wealth management requires families to recognize potentially fatal events and treat their wealth as an enterprise.

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Where Should You Retire? The Best and Worst States for Retirees

There are many factors to consider when determining the best state for retirement. We outline the top contenders.

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How Living Frugally Creates a Richer Life

Don’t let the current psychology of spending empty your wallet. Learn how to save your money with these frugal living tips.

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The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly Truth of Retirement Savings

More than 42% of Americans will retire broke, according to a survey taken by GOBanking Rates. For the third year in a row, thousands of individuals were polled to ascertain how much the average American has set aside for retirement, and the results may, and should, shock you.

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Waistlines and Wallets: How Your Health Affects Your Financial Wellness

Your financial wellness is linked to your everyday health habits. Better nutrition, exercise and sleep can reduce debt and financial stress.

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