Learning financial literacy, such as money management, budgeting, and investing, can seem daunting, but is no different than learning how to speak another
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The cost of raising a child with special needs can quickly dwarf the average cost of raising a child. While analysts believe middle-income families spend about
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About 61 million adults in the U.S. live with a disability. Many of these disabilities are serious enough to impact a person’s daily life.1
There may be
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Retiring early as a couple is a goal shared by many, and if planned comprehensively, it may provide opportunities for travel, passion projects, and more quality
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Tax planning might be complex, but it's also essential—especially for high-net-worth families, where missing tax breaks or failing to optimize income could cost
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Asset management and financial wellness can help develop long-term confidence when wealth transfers from generation to generation. Understanding and
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When it comes to financial bad habits, the most common are also well known — don’t spend too much, don’t take on unsustainable debt, and avoid living paycheck
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For some people, the thought of using financial services is a scary experience. It involves planning for a future where you may not know how the economy may be
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From unemployment to a sudden health crisis to a crippling accident, being financially prepared for life's many challenges may smooth the road ahead. Whether
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September is self-improvement month and a great time to work on your financial health. When you think of self-improvement, you likely think of your health or
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Financial education is constantly evolving. As investments, financial priorities, and the economy change, so do financial strategies and plans. To stay on top
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In the college savings game, all strategies aren't created equal. The best savings vehicles offer special tax advantages if the funds are used to pay for
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