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September 11 is 401(k) Day. Celebrate by considering different strategies for boosting your contributions. A 401(k) account is one of the most valuable tools for saving and planning for retirement. Many plans offer features that can help you set aside more of the money you earn for retirement and grow wealth for your financial future. […]

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      Managing your personal finances can sometimes seem like an overwhelming task. But you can start the process with a few easy steps that will help you take control of your finances and work toward a brighter financial future. You can begin organizing your finances by laying out your priorities, tracking your spending, […]

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A global pandemic, a contentious election and market volatility are all reasons for feeling anxious. It’s tempting to feel the need to make quick financial decisions, but these decisions may do more harm than good. As humans, we’re wired to respond to feelings of danger. While this is vital in life and death situations, it’s […]

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Don’t let a job loss derail your financial future. Consider these steps to help you stay on track to your long-term goals, even when short-term unemployment happens. Unemployment is often unplanned and stressful—and can lead you to make rash decisions that have a lasting impact on your financial future. Job losses can come with feelings […]

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During National Medicare Week (September 21-27), take time to learn about this important program for covering your future health care costs. Medicare is essential for many older Americans, helping them cover the costs of many necessary health care services. You have to be 65 to enroll in Medicare, but that doesn’t mean you should wait to […]

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