One of the most vexing questions for anyone planning for retirement is: “What’s a suitable age to start receiving Social Security benefits?” You’ve probably
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It's difficult to imagine functioning in today's world without credit. Whether buying a car or purchasing a home, credit has become an integral part of our
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The headline U.S. unemployment rate fell from 6.7% at the end of December 2020 to 3.9% in December 2021, marking the biggest one-year improvement in history.1
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As more and more consumers search for financial information on the Internet, they may inadvertently leave themselves open to being “tracked” by certain
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RMD Tables are changing to keep up with The SECURE Act of 2019. Under The SECURE Act, if you turned age 70 1/2 in 2019, you would've been required to take your
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March 1st is Refired, Not Retired Day. It is a day for those retired or close to retirement to start thinking about their next stage in life. It is a day not to
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In the rush of daily business activities, business owners can lose sight of what they had originally hoped to accomplish through their continuous efforts. Over
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February is Wise Health Care Consumer Month, designed to help consumers understand more about their health care costs and options. But with about one in four
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Some of us may remember the “good old days,” when gasoline prices were as low as 25¢ per gallon. Others may recall when a can of soda cost 15¢. But prices tend
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What can you do to improve your odds of success in reaching the goals you've set? Below, we discuss three concrete steps to take to potentially make tackling
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Every year, there are taxpayers that underpay their taxes. It just happens. But if you do that, no matter how innocent your underpayment might have been, you
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Regardless of age, we all value our independence. We like to come and go as we please, running errands, going grocery shopping, and driving to appointments. But
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