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Whether you've been investing for years or are just starting out, here are some tips on how to begin.

Eight Investment Paths You Should Consider In Your 20s - Due Here’s a look at the eight easiest investment paths you should consider during your 20s.

You don't have to be a millionaire to learn from their financial habits.

How to invest like a millionaire and build wealth for retirement The wealthy share habits that anyone can replicate

How strong are your financial literacy skills? These simple basics can help strengthen your savings game.

What 5 Money Questions Rock? When it comes down the the basics, there are only a few things you need to know about money: How to make it, how to keep it and how to grow it.

Find out how refinancing can help your overall financial goals.

Here’s Why You Should Actually Be Refinancing Your Student Loans Now Interest can seem like an abstract notion when you first take out loans. Here’s what you need to know about various repayment plans, as well as student loan refinancing.

What is this new strategy and how can it help you meet your financial goals?

The 60/40 Portfolio Is Dead. Long Live 33/33/33. | Kiplinger A portfolio of stocks and bonds used to be the gold standard, but it just doesn’t cut it anymore. It’s time to throw some alternative investments into the mix.

Rachel Rodgers shares the insights that helped her completely change her financial life.

A Self-Made Millionaire Shares Her Financial Wellness Tips, If You're Curious How she went from six figures of debt to self-made millionaire.

If you're looking for new ways to make money in the new year, you're not alone.

Which Money-Making Strategy Is Right for You in 2022? - Due I will walk you through a few different low, medium, and high-risk money-making strategies in this guide that you can implement in your life.

Take a look at this list for some fresh ideas to jump start your finances.

22 Ways to Have the Best Money Year of Your Life Ready for a fresh start? Here's your guide.

Investing can seem intimidating but it doesn't need to be. Take a look at these insights for tips on how to get started.

5 expert tips for 20-somethings who want to invest but don't know where to start Financial planners recommend starting your investing journey with some research, then automating your investments to make things easy.

Roth IRAs are just one way to increase your tax savings.

'One of the best tax-saving deals ever' and 3 other ways to earn tax-free income Tax Guy explains how to take advantage of tax-free income opportunities.

Learn more about how to manage an inheritance and how you can make those funds work for you.

How to Invest Your Inheritance When a loved one passes away, you may receive an inheritance. This money is a token of the person’s appreciation for you and often represents a lifetime of savings. When you’ve received a large sum of money, there is a … Continue reading → The post How to Invest Your Inheritance appeared fir...

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6 millennials share their best money and career advice from 2021 Some of the best career and financial advice from CNBC Make It's Millennial Money series in 2021.

Learn more about what a super saver is and steps you can take to become one.

Inspire your employees to become ‘super savers’ See how these employees save 90% or more of the IRS max in their 401(k) or defer 15% or more of their salary.

Dealing with student loans? Here are 3 important things to know.

Do 3 Things For Your Student Loans Right Now Start savings money on your student loans.

The new year is always a great time to revisit your financial strategies.

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Following these actionable steps can help you get closer to your financial dreams.

7 Steps to Make Your Financial Goals Easier to Achieve Whether you want to get out of debt or save for a vacation, these tips can make your dream a reality.

If you are thinking about taking money from your 401(k), learn more about the things to consider first.

What You Need To Know When Taking A Withdrawal From Your 401k While many 401(k) plans allow participants to take withdrawals while they are still employed (commonly known as in-service withdrawals or distributions), they generally are permitted only in specific situations.

It may be spooky season but personal finances don't have to be terrifying.

Scary Money Tasks to Tackle Now - NerdWallet Caregiving for your parents and estate planning are things no one wants to think about, but planning for them now can spare you from problems later.

Addressing your financial stress head on with actionable goals is the best way to help minimize it.

8 Things You Can Do Today to Stop Stressing About Money A little stress is a good thing. It keeps us on our toes, challenges us to improve and can even lead to healthier brain function. A life without any stress at all would be pretty boring. But when i…

What is the 4 percent rule and is it enough when it comes to planning for your future?

Why the 4-per-cent rule is too simplistic for modern retirement planning This ‘one-dimensional’ withdrawal plan doesn’t take market conditions, people’s lifestyles, or increasing life expectancies into account

Taking stock of your finances and how to plan for the future is crucial in keeping financial stress at bay.

How Millennials Can Avoid a Financial Midlife Crisis Older sets love to toss around the term "millennials" to describe naive young adults who have yet to meet the big, mean world outside. The truth is, the oldest millennials are now turning 40. They're...

Millennials have had an uphill battle as cost of living has far outpaced current wages.

Millennials make more money than any other generation did at their age, but are way less wealthy. The affordability crisis is to blame. Two recessions before the age of 40, student debt, and soaring cost of living kept millennials from building wealth, even though they're getting paid.

Learn more about the benefits of money mapping.

Are You Mapping Your Money? Here's What it is and Why You Should Do It Ever heard of money mapping? Nope, you've probably just heard about budgeting. Learn about what it is and why you want to do it.

Breaking out goals into shorter, more attainable ones can help you reach your long-term goals.

Drained Your Savings To Survive a Downturn? These Are the First Steps You Should Take To Rebuild Building up an emergency fund is one of the smartest things you can do with your money. If you lose your job, wreck your car or get hit with any other expensive surprise, those savings can help you...

Two words: compound interest.

Here's why it's smart to start saving for retirement when you're in your 20s "Most people that I sit down with always say 'I wish I started sooner,'" said Tess Zigo, a certified financial planner at Emerge Wealth Strategies.