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Financial Planning Breeds Financial Success!
With no shortage of financial myths and mysteries to choose from, there is possibly none bigger than the concept that financial planning is only for the wealthy. The truth for most folks, however, is just the opposite – financial planning is actually a path to becoming wealthy.
Forgive the Loan – or the Interest?
Potentially forgiving student loans is a controversial topic these days. I’ve weighed in before on the current administration’s proposals and ideas. There are additional financial consequences to this proposal for the borrowers, too.
Strapped for Cash Before Retirement? This New Rule Can Give You More
SEPP, which stands for “Substantially Equal Periodic Payments” isn’t necessarily commonly understood by a lot of folks, but it’s a viable option if you find yourself in a pinch and need to access your retirement funds early.
Retirement Savings – Another Victim of Today’s Inflation
Higher prices at the gas pump, the grocery store, the airport, and many other items affected by today’s high inflation are challenging us to stretch our dollars as far as they can go – and for some, their retirement savings are taking the hit.
How Can We Expect Our Economy to Behave?
Some prominent analysts and economists believe that we’ll see inflation hanging around for the long term, with rising interest rates, and likely slower economic growth than we’d like to see. So this week, I’d like to dig a bit deeper into these areas so you can better understand what’s going on now – and what could happen tomorrow.
Cash Is King – Isn’t It?
In times of market turmoil, some folks may decide that pulling funds from riskier, growth-oriented assets and putting it all into cash can safeguard their money. But in doing so, they just may be surrendering potential opportunities for meaningful growth.
