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Thinking About Semi-Retirement? What You Need to Know
Whether you need time to rebuild your nest egg, or you want to ease into full retirement, some financial planning can make the transition a smooth one.
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SECURE 2.0 Act Helps Small Businesses Encourage Employees to Save
Enhanced credits for small-business retirement plans, expanded 401(k) options and other provisions support businesses that give their employees a leg up on saving.
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Gen Z Taps TikTok for Financial Advice: What to Do Instead
Many young people also admit they would follow financial advice from social media influencers without first ensuring it’s sound. Here’s what to do instead.
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Three Financial Tips for Women’s History Month
Women still face unique economic and social challenges today, so here are some key things to consider that can lead to a more secure financial future.
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Costs of Off-Site Work Events Can Rise If Employees Misbehave
A small business might rent a theme park or other venue to reward employees, but if workers don’t follow the rules, the company could pay the price.
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Social Security Disability for COVID Long Haulers Explained
social security Social Security Disability Income (SSDI) is available for American workers who are struggling with a disability, including long COVID. Here are some tips on how to apply and what to expect.
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SECURE 2.0 Act Lets Retirees Defer Some Taxes Longer
Here’s how retirees can benefit from changes in required minimum distributions (RMDs), qualified longevity annuities and IRA catch-up contributions.
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Financial Literacy for Women: How to Raise a Fearless Woman
Being open with your daughters about your own financial planning and focusing on the areas of financial literacy, budgeting and investing can help her become a financially secure woman.
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Want to Earn More Money? Consider These Five Ways
Instead of simply vowing to save more money, why not commit to earning more? You could ask for a raise, try a side hustle or switch to a bank offering a higher savings rate.
