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Financial Planners’ Keys to A Happy Retirement

Dan Rafter
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What do you need to have a happy and comfortable retirement? See the tools and advice financial planners recommend to save for retirement.

How to Recover From The 3 Biggest Credit Score Busters

Dan Rafter
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Even if you’ve declared bankruptcy, sold a home through a short sale or lost your home to foreclosure, you can recover from each of these financial disasters.

Guide to Saving for Retirement When You’re Self-Employed or Freelance

Dan Rafter
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If you’re a freelancer or small business owner and your income fluctuates each month, it’s hard to save for retirement. See retirement planning tips when you have an unstable income.

7 Financial Moves to Make Before Your First Child

Maryalene Laponsie
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Read how to get your money matters in order before bringing your first child home.

5 Strategies to Invest During a Sideways Stock Market

Richard Barrington
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These five strategies can help you make the most of a sideways stock market.

Guide to Building A Million Dollar Retirement Account

Dan Rafter
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Want to save $1 million for retirement? Take these five steps to better retirement saving.

The Risks of High-Yield Investment Programs

Richard Barrington
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Above average yields are generally a sign of risk, such as default risk, currency risk or the risk of being taken in a scam.

Is Your Spouse Frugal or Just Really Cheap? 5 Ways to Find Out

Maryalene Laponsie
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Does your spouse have a death grip on the household purse strings? These five tips may help with dealing with your thrifty partner.

The Active vs. Passive Investing Debate

Richard Barrington
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Despite the debate over whether active or passive investment strategies are better, you would do well to understand and incorporate both into your overall approach.

Top 5 Bad Credit Checking Account Options for Better Financial Health

Maryalene Laponsie
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You have bad credit, but that doesn’t have to mean a checking account is out of reach.

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