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Many of us spend years, if not decades, accumulating wealth for ourselves and our loved ones. This process often takes constant time, energy, and commitment, sometimes even requiring struggles, plans, and sacrifices to achieve financial security.
What does it really mean to be ready for retirement? Whether retirement is decades away, or just around the corner, here are some general guidelines for how you should be thinking about retirement over the decades.
As the years go by, your life and career will naturally evolve, and your priorities will shift accordingly. How you plan for the future will change, and you’ll think differently about protecting yourself and your loved ones.
Having a little bit of extra cash saved up is a luxury, but are you really making the most of it? Here are some ways you can make sure your extra savings are being put to good use.
Imagine you’ve pulled into the company parking lot for the last time, attended your last strategy meeting, and eaten your last department lunch. You have finally retired, and you have got a whole new life ahead of you. Whether retirement is a few years away still, or right around the corner, it can be daunting to face your post-work life – it is a major life change after all.
Retiring this year? One of the biggest changes you may face in retirement comes on your annual tax return—here’s how you can make sure you take advantage of these 4 tips for cutting your tax bill in retirement.
Budgeting doesn’t have to be a scary word. Take the fear out of budgeting with these simple tips, tricks, and ideas to help even a beginning budgeter get started.
Making Your Budget Work Harder for You. In Part 1 of our series on budgeting for the budget-phobic, we walked you through the basics of budget creation. If you’ve followed these guidelines, you should now have a working idea of how much you can afford to spend on all of the key categories of your budget. Still, your work is far from over. In fact, it’s not unusual to find that a budget that looks good on paper can fall apart in the first few months of implementation. Life events and associated spending can pop up at any time, from landing a new job and needing to purchase a more professional wardrobe to your car starting to make funny sounds, resulting in hundreds of dollars in repairs.
From budgeting to banking to investing, there’s an app for just about every part of your personal finances, but can an app really offer the same service as a real human? Here’s why you should consider managing your finances IRL.