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Investing near retirement

How to Invest Near Retirement

As you get closer to retirement, you want to make sure you have a sound investment strategy. This process will help you map one out based on your financial goals and needs.

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How to Set Financial Goals

When setting goals for the new year, don’t overlook your financial goals. Making sure you have a solid understanding of what investing means will help when making your plans.

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How to Protect Your Finances

What do a football player and your finances have in common? They both need protection. There is one key question to prepare for financially. What if?

When should I take social security

When Should I Take Social Security?

When to start taking social security is a big decision for many. Evaluate these 4 things to help you choose the best timing for your situation.

How to best give money

How to Maximize Charitable Giving

When it comes to charitable giving, cash is not always king. Here are 3 ways to maximize your charitable giving in a financially smart way.

How does Medicare work

How to Understand Medicare

How to understand Medicare and all its different parts can be quite confusing for someone who is close to 65 and not on a plan. Get a high-level look at the differences and what they mean to you.

How to pay for long-term care

How to Pay for Long-term Care

Aging is not the first thing people think of when they think about retirement. If not planned for, it can be a burden. Long-term care is inevitable for most of us. Learn the options for how to pay for your long-term care if the need arises.

How much income do I need to retire

How Much Income Do I Need to Retire?

Plan ahead for your retirement income needs with these 3 easy steps. When completed, you will have a baseline number for the amount of income you will need in retirement.

How much money do I need to retire

How Much Money Do I Need to Retire?

The amount of money you need to retire is highly debated. The truth is, it’s different for everyone. These 5 steps can help you plan the right amount for your specific situation.