Posts Tagged ‘financial planning’
3 Financial Planning Tips for Physicians
All physicians get out of college with a large amount of debt. Most people believe that they make a lot of money, but it takes a long time for them to pay off their massive debt that they start their career off with. Financial planning for physicians is very important so that they can pay off…
Read MorePlanning for College: Savings Dos and Don’ts
So, you’ve recently started a family (or plan on doing so in the future) and are already thinking about college planning. With the staggering costs of a college education, many parents find themselves worrying about saving for their children’s futures. Fortunately, by keeping some tips in mind, you’ll be well on your way to setting your…
Read MoreFinancial Planning in your Forties
If you are in your forties, there are many challenges in front of you. Not only are you saving for your retirement, but it is also important that you are saving for your kids’ colleges. You are probably also looking to pay off debts or save for larger purchases. Luckily, there are several things…
Read MoreFinancial planning requires a life-long commitment to reach “retirement readiness.”
“Will I have enough to retire on?” Not all investors realize just how important it is to have a life-long financial plan, or how important it is to start investing early on to ensure they have the lifestyle desired throughout the Golden Years of retirement. Today, it’s not uncommon for working families and retirees, particularly…
Read MoreHow Pension Maximization Works for You
It’s not a new concept, though some retirees haven’t heard of it. But pension maximization is a viable option when it comes time to choose a payout method when one retires. Never heard of it? Read on to discover how pension max works for you. So how does pension max work? When a person is set to…
Read MoreFive Reasons You Might Not Bother with Life Insurance
Five Reasons You Might Not Bother with Life Insurance Everyone talks about life insurance, right? But, maybe, it isn’t for everyone. You may have a good reason that life insurance just is not for you. First Reason: I am only 8-years-old, but I enjoy reading about finance. Excellent reason! Children, who are not adding to the family income, do not…
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