Do you know the answer if your financial professional asks you what type of investor you are? While it may be challenging to classify yourself off the top of
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For more than 150 years, American college football has maintained its top-dog status in the U.S. sporting arena. On November 6, 1869—a mere four years after the
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Whether you make tennis one of your leisure activities during retirement or just enjoy watching the sport, you may not realize that the same strategies used in
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Those that choose to invest in the education of a family member, friend or acquaintance are investing not only in that individual’s future, but also the future
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In the realm of estate planning, the ripple effects of our oversights often linger long after we're gone, impacting the lives of those we leave behind. It’s the
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Let's face it--in today's world, health insurance is a necessity. In fact, most U.S. citizens and legal residents must have qualifying health insurance or face
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For members of the "Sandwich Generation"—those currently in their 40s and 50s who are caring for children and their parents who are over 65-years old—estate
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What does the term "financial freedom" mean to you? For some, it means freedom from a particular workplace or industry. For others, it means the opportunity for
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It’s an old question: Can money buy happiness? Up to a point, yes. But without deep personal relationships, more dollars don’t make you happy.
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Golfing and investing may not seem to share much common ground at first glance. But the more you think about it, a successful golfer and a successful investor
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Tax planning is an essential aspect of financial management, especially for individuals who have accumulated substantial wealth over their lifetime. High-net
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Public servants may face unusual challenges and opportunities when it comes to planning for retirement. On the one hand, public service positions usually pay
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