Retirement is an exciting change in your life, but not one that doesn't come with some ups and downs. When you no longer have as much responsibility for family
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Although women make up nearly half the labor force, on average, women still tend to earn less than their male counterparts even in like positions and with like
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When helping people get ready for retirement, financial professionals find the same issues come up over and over. Thinking ahead can spell the difference
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Is 62 your lucky number? If you're eligible, that's the earliest age you can start receiving Social Security retirement benefits.
Although collecting early
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April brings more than possible rain showers. It also marks Financial Literacy Month in the U.S. Whether you’re interested in a quick refresher or seeking to
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Here is a statement that is bound to cause you to raise your eyebrows: Your long-term financial success may depend less on the structure of your portfolio than
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The Federal Reserve plans to unwind its bond borrowing since inflation has hit the highest level since 1980. While interest rates will stay near zero, for now
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March is National Credit Education Month in the U.S., which makes it the perfect opportunity to brush up on your credit basics. Whether you're a credit novice
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This year's National Consumer Protection Week is March 6th through March 12th. It's a time to educate people about their rights as consumers and how to make
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March 1st is Refired, Not Retired Day. It is a day for those retired or close to retirement to start thinking about their next stage in life. It is a day not to
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Developing effective strategies for pursuing your goals within the limits of your particular financial circumstances can be difficult. Each stage of your life
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February is Black History Month, which is a time to celebrate achievements by those of Black or African American heritage and recognize their central role in
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