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30
Oct

How Sustainable Finance Helps Advance Women’s Health

Sustainable finance has emerged as a strategy for mitigating global challenges, with socio-environmental impact as a primary focus. One challenge it aims to solve is the advancement of women’s health. 

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27
Oct

President’s Day- Financial Lessons from Past U.S. Presidents

On a day dedicated to acknowledging the services of our nation’s past presidents, it’s also an opportunity to glean key financial lessons from their experiences and practices retrospectively.

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23
Oct

6 Different Ways to Pay for Medical Care

Paying for medical care can be costly, but we should not avoid medical care when needed. You can pay for your medical care in different ways that may be appropriate for your situation. First, deciding which option is best for you is vital once you understand your options.

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16
Oct

Fall: The Season for Financial Awareness

The primary goal of financial awareness is to establish and maintain healthy financial habits. Financial awareness aims to help people understand things such as budgeting, setting financial goals, making informed investment decisions, interest rates, managing debt, and saving and planning for retirement.

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9
Oct

6 Tips to Prepare for Buying a House in 2024

If you’re considering buying a house in 2024, you may need to prepare before scheduling house showings. While having a down payment and closing costs saved is essential, these tips may drastically improve your house-buying experience:

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2
Oct

What Does a Country’s Credit Downgrade Mean?

A country’s credit downgrade happens when a credit rating agency, like Moody’s, Fitch, or Standard & Poor’s (the big three), decides that a country is less likely to pay back its debts, lowering its credit rating. Countries like the United States sometimes need to borrow money to fund projects like infrastructure, social services, or managing the national debt.

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25
Sep

Using Life Insurance to Create Intergenerational Wealth

Have you ever wondered how some families maintain their intergenerational wealth? What’s their secret sauce? The answer may lie in using life insurance to establish a legacy that lasts over multiple generations.

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18
Sep

A Guide to Managing Your Finances with Accountability

For some people, managing their finances may feel like walking on a tightrope, juggling endless expenses. But with accountability, you can turn managing money into a positive endeavor.

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11
Sep

6 Budget Revision Ideas for Empty Nesters

After years of seemingly endless school events, grocery bills that could feed an army, and the hustle and bustle of family life, your house has suddenly become quiet. You’ve become empty nesters. You must adjust your spending and budgeting habits along with this significant lifestyle change. Let’s dive into how to revise your budget when you become are empty nesters.

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4
Sep

The Greatest Money Making Asset For Working Teens

In this article, we explore why a Roth IRA is one of the greatest money making assets for working teens. When working teens invest early in a Roth IRA, they can contribute to a strategy that could accumulate millions later in retirement. Working teens can contribute to a Roth IRA when a parent or grandparent opens the account. A Roth IRA can be opened at any age if a child has income. For example, if your five-year-old child was a model for a local store and received a paycheck in their name, the amount received can be contributed to a Roth IRA.

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