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How to Start Saving for College Now
According to the Education Data Initiative, the average annual cost of college per student, per year in the U.S., including books, supplies and living expenses is $36,436.1 The average cost of college has risen over 2% over the last...
Read MoreHow To Start Saving For College Now
According to the Education Data Initiative, the average annual cost of college per student, per year in the U.S., including books, supplies and living expenses is $36,436.1 The average cost of college has risen over 2% over the last...
Read MoreEasing Into a Retirement Lifestyle
How to Prepare for Retirement LivingTransitioning into retirement can be both exciting and challenging. After years of hard work, you finally have the opportunity to relax and enjoy what are often called your “golden years...
Read MoreAvoid Common Missteps When Naming Beneficiaries
You already know that naming beneficiaries for your retirement accounts, life insurance policies and other assets is a critical component of estate planning. We want to call out a few common gaps we see in this process so you can avoid...
Read MoreAre You Taking Advantage of All Your Employers’ Benefits?
Most Common Employee BenefitsIf you just started a new job or are preparing for life changes, it’s important to check in on your employee benefits. But what do “employee benefits” include? There are three overarching...
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Find New Ways to Build a Lasting Legacy
Did you know an estimated 70% of wealth passed down doesn’t make it past the second generation? Up to 90% disappears by the third generation.1 This is why proper financial education, and an established estate plan are important....
Read MoreWho Will Inherit Your Estate?
If you want to review whether your estate plan reflects your wishes, you can contact the office at any time.When preparing their estate plans, most people decide to leave their estate to one or a combination of three beneficiaries:...
Read MoreTerm and Permanent Life Insurance Options
Choosing a life insurance plan that works for your circumstances can feel like choosing from a seemingly endless array of options. Two of the biggest life insurance categories are “term” and “permanent” life...
Read MoreCreating a Succession Plan for Your Company
If you own a business, you may have already considered who will take over the company once you retire. As you know, this may include tasks like identifying and training potential replacements for key roles in the organization, as well...
Read MoreRecognizing Suspicious Online Offers
Scammers are constantly adapting their strategies to get access to your personal or financial information. As scam tactics become more detailed and frequent, it’s important to know how to spot these attacks. Here are some...
Read MoreStaying Informed About ESPP Tax Rules
Have you worked for a company offering stock at a discount? Or do you know anyone who does? These can be solid assets to hold in your portfolio, but they’re not without some degree of complexity. We’ll give you the short...
Read MoreStir-Crazy? 5 Winter Activities that Won’t Break the Bank
Nice and cozy can turn to cabin fever in a hurry. We’ve been there and recommend these activities when it’s time to break up that winter monotony.Visit a MuseumMuseums are at their busiest during the spring and summer, so...
Read MoreGetting to Know Your 401(k)
Most people with any time in the workforce have a 401(k). It’s one of the most common benefits offered by employers today.Although 401(k)s are typically included in financial planning conversations, it’s important to...
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