New Year, New Budget
Feb 01 | 2024
Saving money starts with a budget.
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Tax Deductions That Are Commonly Overlooked
Feb 05 | 2021
Tax deductions can be tricky to understand if you’re new to the finance world. One of the biggest sources of confusion is knowing what you can and can’t deduct from your taxes. Deductions can be a massive financial boon for a lot of people, yet not everyone files for them correctly. This causes people to
What to Do with Your 401k After You Leave a Job
Dec 17 | 2020
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Whether you’re leaving a job involuntarily, departing for something new, or just want to prepare for the unknown, it is smart to understand all your options regarding your 401k. Leave It Where It Is 401k plans differ based on the employer, but most will give you the option to leave your 401k where it is
Retirement Planning: What’s the Difference Between Roth IRA and Roth 401(k)?
Jun 08 | 2017
There are two main options in retirement accounts: Roth IRA and 401(k). Both types of accounts allow you to contribute funds after taxes, meaning you pay taxes up front when depositing money rather than later when you’re withdrawing funds. However, despite their similarities, these accounts also have different perks and drawbacks, depending on your financial
Which states are the best for retirement?
Jan 30 | 2017
There are some people who plan to work hard ’till their old and grey. But for the majority, we’re putting in all we’ve got now so we can enjoy our golden years with blissfully well-deserved rest and relaxation. Retirement is on the radar for almost everyone, whether that day will come in decades from now
Hats (or shall we say “caps”) off to you recent college grads! After years of hitting the books and acing (or at least passing) your exams, you’re now ready for “the real world.” Part of being a post-scholar is smart money management, so investing and using your money strategically is important not only for your
401(k) Retirement Plan Terms You Need to Know
Aug 29 | 2016
401(k) Plan: Start off knowing what exactly this plan actually is. A 401(k) plan is a tax-deferred retirement plan that is offered through your place of employment. The plan can be a cash election, profit-sharing, or stock bonus plan, or a salary reduction per paycheck plan. This plan will help you save for future retirement.
Do I Really Need a 401(k) Plan?
Aug 25 | 2016
