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There are common 401(k) mistakes we see investors making over and over again – from failing to rebalance to not keeping up with legislation. The 401(k) is one of the biggest assets people have in retirement. It’s not enough to think you’ll be ready to retire simply because you regularly fund your 401(k). Far from […]
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When it comes to planning for retirement, choosing the right savings vehicle can make a significant impact on your financial future. Traditionally, 401(k) plans have offered tax-deferred contributions, but in recent years, the Roth 401(k) has emerged as an appealing alternative. With its unique tax advantages and considerations, understanding the key differences between a traditional
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Summer is expensive for parents, which is why it is the perfect time to teach kids about money. With kids out of school, parents have to either spend money on childcare, camps, or entertainment. It adds up. Fast. Pre-pandemic, families were already spending quite a bit during the summer months. A 2019 Pearachute survey found,
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When you have a bad day, do you head to Target? When you are bored, do you shop online? When you have cause for celebration, do you splurge on something new? These are all common ways to engage in retail therapy. The problem is that retail therapy is not true therapy. It is simply a
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The original SECURE Act of 2019 extended the Required Minimum Distribution (RMDs) age from 70½ to 72 for retirement accounts. Now with the passing of the Omnibus Bill, SECURE Act 2.0 extends the RMD beginning date to age 73, starting in 2023. Not only does the new legislation push back the required minimum distribution age,
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Contrary to what most experts advise, there are times when it may not make sense to roll over your 401(k). We even advise most investors against leaving behind an old 401(k). However, there is an IRS rule that – if you qualify – may help you have more money and avoid penalties that could eat
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Now is the time to plan and save for a family summer vacation. If you wait too much longer, you’ll be too late. This is because Americans are still feeling the need for pent-up “revenge” travel following the pandemic – even with inflation. According to Forbes, “The U.S. Travel Foundation is forecasting an increase in travel
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With inflation not going down and interest rates rising, many Americans are wondering: Should I pay off debt or continue to contribute to my 401(k)? It’s not surprising American households are feeling pinched. NerdWallet reports, “In the past year, median household income has grown just 4%, while the overall cost of living has jumped 8%”¹ As
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