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What Should You Do With Your 401(k) When You Change Jobs?
Hi {Firstname}, If you are moving to a new job, don’t forget about your 401(k) with your former employer. It’s important to know your options and make the most advantageous decision for your circumstances. So, what exactly are your options, and what are the pros and cons of each? Leave Your 401(k) With Your Previous […]
Reduce Your Credit Card Debt
Credit card debt doesn’t have to keep you from fulfilling your financial goals. Not all debt is bad. Mortgage and auto loans are often necessary, but credit card debt can be sneaky – it usually starts small and gradually increases. Over time, your card balance may feel overwhelming, like you’ll never be able to pay […]
4 Ways To Manage Your Money More Effectively
Not having positive money management habits can have a severe impact not just on your current finances but also on your future finances. Creating and sticking to good habits can help you feel more in control and give you a sense of confidence about your finances. To get a better idea of your current finances […]
Transitory Inflation? Not Anymore.
If you weren’t paying close attention, you might have missed it. Fed Chair Jerome Powell dropped the word “transitory” when describing inflation during his recent testimony to Congress.1 Powell had told the story of transitory inflation for the past several months while the Consumer Price Index showed eye-popping, year-over-year gains of 5% to 6%.2 But […]
Year-End Tax Planning Tips
Everybody wants to save on their taxes. If you think tax-saving strategies are too complicated, you could be missing out on tax savings. There are a few simple tax-saving strategies available to nearly everyone. Tax planning is more than completing and filing your state and federal taxes. Year-end tax planning means going over potential tax […]
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