Category: Financial Planning

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Best Investing Advice: Where to Put Your Money in 2021

Investing is essential for individuals looking to live and enjoy a comfortable future. As 2020 demonstrated, a seemingly stable economy can go so south fast, leaving those who didn’t prepare struggling to get by. However, those who held onto their investments have done better than most, as the market reached new all-time highs last year.

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Books About Investing: A Beginner’s Guide

After years of working hard and building our credit, we start looking for ways to build our lives. We contact a mortgage broker to get a house for our growing family. We open up a savings account to build our savings for our kids’ college tuition. We contact car dealers to get ourselves a car

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Financial Management Tips for New Entrepreneurs

Most entrepreneurs who think of ways to make their business succeed always think that the best thing they can do is to improve their marketing strategies, enhance their products and services, and focus on advertising. However, it is also important to manage your finances efficiently to make sure that you get to maximize your resources

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What to Do When Your Business Is Going Bankrupt

Studies show that about 1/5 of small businesses cannot make it for more than a year. This is not surprising knowing the extreme difficulties faced by new business owners in maintaining their ventures. Most often than not, small businesses face collapse amid the many financial issues they encounter. If you are one of the many small business owners facing

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Ready for Retirement: How Americans Prepare for Retirement

Many Americans are leaving the labor force every year. 45 million of these Americans received their social security funds when they retire. However, some claim that they can’t live on these funds alone. Being unprepared for retirement is a situation that every American fear. It can certainly be tough to be sixty-years old and not have enough

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The Next Steps for Your Failing Business

Nobody wants to think of their business dying, but if it’s already happening, there’s nothing to do but to face it head-on. Delaying the inevitable will only make things worse. As with setting up a business, closing or selling one involves a lot of paperwork and finances. It also often takes some consultation with accountants,

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Start Early: Investments to Make Now to Prepare When You Get Old

Every person part of the workforce right now will inevitably retire. It’s the economy’s cycle of life, and no one can really do anything about it except to prepare for that end. Retirement can be scary for some folks, and many tend to put it off until the last second. This isn’t the case for

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Starting Early: Money Management And Lifestyle Expectations

We’re all familiar with plans; plans to go out and meet with friends, plans of ordering takeout, and even plans to travel the world someday. It’s a ubiquitous four-letter word, but depending on how well it’s used, it can significantly impact your life and put you in a good place. One of the most important

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Saving and Building Wealth in Your 40s: What to Consider

n40s is the turning point for most people. It’s the time of peak earnings as individuals are halfway between joining the workforce and conventional retirement age. How you handle your finances at this age and build your wealth can significantly impact your future assets. Here are six things to consider to save better and build

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