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Hey, we all know at least one or two people who work for the government—your cousin the park ranger, your neighbor the air traffic controller, your friendly neighborhood mail carrier. Or maybe you have a…
Most people who delay investing aren’t doing so because they think putting their money into the markets is a bad idea. They’re stuck in front of a confusing smorgasbord of options, afraid to pile the wrong things on their plate and at least a little afraid of looking like they…
If you want to qualify for financial aid to help pay for college, you’ll need to submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The FAFSA is a free application that the government and colleges use to decide how much money to give you for school. You can apply each…
If you work for a non-profit or tax-exempt organization, you might’ve noticed that something’s missing from your retirement options. Wait a minute, you say to yourself, why isn’t there a 401(k) option in here? That’s because most teachers, government employees, nurses, doctors and others who spend their careers serving others…
Whether your kids are still crawling around the living room floor or getting ready to graduate from high school, there are plenty of ways you can give them a head start on their financial future. Market chaos, inflation, your future—work with a pro to navigate this stuff. After all, time…
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Generosity is one of my favorite things to talk about—because it’s one of the most freeing things you can do with money. When you give, you’re telling your money who’s really in charge (hint: It’s…
