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What Is Workplace Burnout and How to Prevent it: A Guide

We all want to be the best employees we can. But as you're working, it's important to be aware of workplace burnout. It's real, it's affecting thousands of Americans and we have a few ways you can avoid it.

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Working Remotely? 7 Tips For Making Your Life Easier

As we all adjust to our "new normal" and work remotely for the foreseeable future, you can make things easier with these 7 helpful tips.

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Top Five Budgeting Apps for Your Family

Today's savvy savers are leveraging top software applications to help keep track of their money, and you can too.

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Being a Single Parent Can Make Things Tough Financially, Especially During a Pandemic. Here Are 7 Tips For Staying On Budget

If you've found yourself struggling financially as a single parent throughout the pandemic, here are a couple things you can do right now to reduce stress and ease your financial burdens.

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How can I take charge of the cost of my children’s education?

If you have been procrastinating planning financially for your children’s college education, calculate the costs now. You will be shocked.

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Examining the Correlation Between Mental & Financial Health

With the events of this past year, it's possible you or someone you know has experienced a decline in mental health. Here's how that could be affecting your financial wellness.

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Let's Change the Conversation About Money

It’s important that we change these perceptions and the conversation around money. The color of money isn’t just green; it’s a plan.

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What is Your Money Mindset?

How do you think about money? Warren Buffet says, "the rich invest in time; the poor in money."

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Finances are the Primary Reason Americans are More Anxious Than Ever Before

When it comes to money, there are four ways you can more effectively manage your finances so you remain in control of your spending habits.

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Implementing a Financial Wellness Program for Your Employees: A Guide

Financial stress is a hidden struggle for modern employees. Financial wellness programs improve their quality of life and work. Here's how to implement one in your own business.

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Are you an Employee or Entrepreneur?

Often, people with the heart of an entrepreneur quit their jobs--in spirit--but stay on the payroll of their employer. You’ve heard of engagement? This is the opposite: marking time, putting in the hours, but your heart isn’t in it.

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How to Transition from Employee to Entrepreneur

It is possible for you to shift from employee to entrepreneur, but it may not be easy, and it certainly won't happen over night. Explore how to take a strategic approach to successfully transitioning to the life of your dreams.

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The Financial Impact of Parenting: 6 Things New Parents Should Do

Get your financial house in order before your child arrives, so you can relax and enjoy the dramatic life change without having to stress over bills.

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As COVID Continues, Here's How to Be an Effective Leader During Turbulent Times

2020 has been a year full of uncertainty, so it's more important than ever to lead your team through these turbulent times. Follow these 4 tips to be a more effective leader.

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6 Leadership Books Every Business Owner Should Read

Looking to become a better leader? Here are 6 leadership books that can inspire you to become the best business owner you can be.

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Is Being Frugal Really the Key to Paying for Retirement?

Frugality is, in general, a good idea, but it can be taken to extremes. A good approach to money is “spend some, live, and give,” so you can enjoy your life now and in retirement.

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Should You Consider Early (FIRE) Retirement?

If you are clear on your "why" and have the discipline and cash flow to save more than half of your income each month to put toward an early retirement, FIRE might work for you.

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Discussing College Costs with Your Teen

Because it is rarely taught in school, financial literacy is often left up to parents. Along with teaching our children how to manage money, is up to us to reinforce good habits.

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How Does an Umbrella Insurance Policy Work?

We all want a little extra peace of mind, and an Umbrella Insurance Policy can provide that. Here's what you need to know.

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An Overview of the Newly Passed $484 Billion COVID-19 Relief Package

A new $484 billion relief package has been passed. For business owners who previously missed out, this is another opportunity to receive federal assistance.

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Five Key Tax Related Tips for First-Time Homeowners

If you are a first-time homeowner, be sure to maximize tax deductions and get the most out of your return. Here are a few ideas you may find helpful in doing so.

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Five Ways to Get Over Knee-Jerk Reactions to Changes in the Stock Market

The way you think about the market is your market psychology. People often become afraid that they will lose all their savings when the market drops. The key to success is to maintain a long-term perspective.

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Are Your Finances Negatively Impacting Your Health?

Financial stress can negatively affect your health. However, it doesn’t have to. While you work your way out of your financial trouble, take time to apply some self-care for your health care.

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How Can I Create and Stick to a Budget?

Fewer than one-third of Americans budget, yet we all should. Budgeting is important because you spending money on paper before you actually spend it.

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6 Tips to Make 2021 Your Best Financial Year Yet

The new year can be far better than the last. Learn 6 tips to make 2021 your best financial year yet.

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What Might You Miss in Retirement?

Many retirees miss work when they officially retire. Work made them feel useful and provided something to look forward to. Long before transitioning, it is important to decide where meaning will be found.

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8 Ways Highly Successful People Set And Achieve Goals

You are 42% more likely to achieve your goals by simply writing them down. Learn this and 8 more tips to achieving even your hardest goals.

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How to Trick Yourself Into Saving Money

Saving money can feel like such an impossible task to do, especially when the temptation to spend has gotten so high.

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Free Your Mind by Controlling Your Money

Finances remain one of the top stressors, and a debt burden, which often contributes to this, can be like a ball and chain attached to ones leg. You just can't get away from it.

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The High-Income Earners Guide to Saving for Retirement

If you are lucky enough to have a high income, you may face some unexpected roadblocks to saving for retirement. Nevertheless, there are strategies for working around them.

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Tricks for Avoiding Getting Emotional About Your Investments

It is hard to not get emotional when the market makes big swings. A behavior coach can help you stay accountable to your commitment to stay in the market long-term no matter what. A financial planner can do the same.

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You're a Woman, a Mother and a Business Professional. Our 9 Tips For Optimizing a Work-Life Balance in the Era of COVID

Right now, you've got a lot on your plate. While things can seem overwhelming as we navigate COVID-19, these 9 tips can help you achieve a stronger work-life balance.

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What is a Conditioned Money Mindset?

Financial literacy can bring a sense of peace and joy. To help others, we must begin by helping ourselves. Here are a few steps that can help to identify your money mindset and make the necessary adjustments if they are needed.

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Can I Still Retire? How COVID-19 Is Affecting Retirement Plans Right Now

If you are nearing retirement, it's likely the onset of COVID-19 has left you with some questions. Here's what you need to know now about your future income.

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Staying Well in Retirement

Health and wealth go hand-in-hand in our later years. In order to take advantage of the financial freedom you carefully built during your working years, you need to prepare for wellness in retirement now.

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Five Ways to Prepare Financially Before a Serious Illness

Many of us face the possibility of an illness wiping out all our savings—and even leading to bankruptcy. Nevertheless, there are things one can do to lessen the impact or possibly avoid this type of crisis.

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Is Medicare enough in retirement?

It is important to have money saved for the supplemental healthcare expenses not covered by Medicare in retirement.

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How to Make the 55/25/20 Rule Work For You

While the concept of budgeting may sound overwhelming (and unachievable) at first, there is a simple solution to help ease your fears — it’s called the 55/25/20 budget rule.

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What is FIRE Retirement and Should You Consider It?

6 Ways to Kick Post-Retirement Depression

What Is Workplace Burnout and How to Prevent it: A Guide

Working Remotely? 7 Tips For Making Your Life Easier

Top Five Budgeting Apps for Your Family

Being a Single Parent Can Make Things Tough Financially, Especially During a Pandemic. Here Are 7 Tips For Staying On Budget

How can I take charge of the cost of my children’s education?

Examining the Correlation Between Mental & Financial Health

Let's Change the Conversation About Money

What is Your Money Mindset?

Finances are the Primary Reason Americans are More Anxious Than Ever Before

Implementing a Financial Wellness Program for Your Employees: A Guide

Are you an Employee or Entrepreneur?

How to Transition from Employee to Entrepreneur

The Financial Impact of Parenting: 6 Things New Parents Should Do

As COVID Continues, Here's How to Be an Effective Leader During Turbulent Times

6 Leadership Books Every Business Owner Should Read

Is Being Frugal Really the Key to Paying for Retirement?

Should You Consider Early (FIRE) Retirement?

Discussing College Costs with Your Teen

How Does an Umbrella Insurance Policy Work?

An Overview of the Newly Passed $484 Billion COVID-19 Relief Package

Five Key Tax Related Tips for First-Time Homeowners

Five Ways to Get Over Knee-Jerk Reactions to Changes in the Stock Market

Are Your Finances Negatively Impacting Your Health?

How Can I Create and Stick to a Budget?

6 Tips to Make 2021 Your Best Financial Year Yet

What Might You Miss in Retirement?

8 Ways Highly Successful People Set And Achieve Goals

How to Trick Yourself Into Saving Money

Free Your Mind by Controlling Your Money

The High-Income Earners Guide to Saving for Retirement

Tricks for Avoiding Getting Emotional About Your Investments

You're a Woman, a Mother and a Business Professional. Our 9 Tips For Optimizing a Work-Life Balance in the Era of COVID

What is a Conditioned Money Mindset?

Can I Still Retire? How COVID-19 Is Affecting Retirement Plans Right Now

Staying Well in Retirement

Five Ways to Prepare Financially Before a Serious Illness

Is Medicare enough in retirement?

How to Make the 55/25/20 Rule Work For You

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