Let’s be real — money can feel really, really complicated… but a lot of it is significantly simpler than you might think. While things like investments, interest rates and debt can quickly get complicated, money in terms of financial health is actually more achievable and understandable than a lot of us give it credit for. However, …
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What Does Financial Freedom Mean To You?
Money and finances are two of the most important — yet loaded — topics in the world, and for good reason. After all, money determines much of the way we live, move, and go through life, for better or for worse. And when you really think about how much our lives can really be impacted …
Let’s Talk Consumer Debt
When it comes to being financially aware and financially healthy, there’s one thing that tends to affect people more than anything — and that’s consumer debt. Consumer debt is held by private individuals, as opposed to businesses, for personal purchases. Put simply, it’s the everyday type of debt that piles up while we’re out here …
How Much Do You Really Need in Your Nest Egg?
How Much Do You Really Need in Your Nest Egg? Retirement and savings accounts = two of the most important (and, to be honest, confusing) things to understand and discuss when it comes to financial planning. See, the ability to retire — or not to be able to retire — is a question that everyone will …
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The Money Lessons You Didn’t Learn in High School
The Money Lessons You Didn’t Learn in High School We all learned some things in high school, huh? Most of us were there for 4 years, and most of us graduated with a nice balance of social lessons, literary metaphors, and science labs. However, real life lessons aren’t always written in the curriculum… especially when …
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