Buying your first home is a big decision that involves a major financial commitment, so you want to make sure you approach it smartly. Here are some important tips to help you make this decision. 1. MAKE SURE HOMEOWNERSHIP IS RIGHT...
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We live in the age of customization. We can tailor our playlists, our newsfeed and even create our emojis. Investing is no different, and there are more options than ever to reflect your personal interests — and beliefs —...
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Thursday, February 13, 2020
Want a hot stock tip? Come closer. Closer. (Whispers) Stop looking for stock tips... When it comes to investments for the average person - average meaning less than multiple millions of dollars to invest - we need to forget finding a...
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Centuries before the crash of 1929, the dot-com bust, and cryptocurrency, there was the tulip bulb in the Netherlands. 1 In the 1600s, the country’s emerging middle class began to fawn over the flora and display tulips to show...
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When it comes to managing your personal finances, there’s plenty of complex advice out there. But often, simpler is better. It turns out Mom really did know best when she laid down essential truths to live by. Here are some...
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The first National Women’s Equality Day was in 1971. Women couldn’t get credit cards in their own name back then. And if a woman became pregnant, she could be legally fired. Thankfully, a lot has changed, but some things...
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Women are becoming entrepreneurs at five times the national average1 — and their businesses are powering the economy, employing nearly 7.9 million people and generating $1.4 trillion in sales.2 Women are even ascending to...
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Financial Empowerment for Women Recently 117-year-old Emma Morano, the oldest person in the world, passed away. She attributed her longevity to eating raw eggs every day.[1] While the jury is still out on the merits of that diet,...
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More than 40 percent of Americans check Facebook daily but only 2.2% check on their personal finances each day1. Of course, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter are far more fun than budgeting, but for a lifetime of financial well-being...
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Ever wonder why Elvis had a blue Christmas? Why Frosty the snowman was in such a hurry to leave town? Why the Grinch was so grumpy? Maybe they were worried about Blue Monday. Landing on January 20 this year, it’s also called the...
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The 12 Steps to Living Confidently: How to Cut Your Expenses “Cut spending.” “Slash expenses.” “Avoid shopping.” The overwhelming advice about cutting expenses makes it sound downright unappealing....
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Get ready. We’re about to get deep. Have you ever thought about what means, means? Yes, you can think about it for a moment…back now? Good. As a noun, it can be two things. It can refer to an action or system by which a...
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College costs are constantly rising and it’s only getting tougher to save for it. So, paying for your child or grandchild’s college education tomorrow requires planning today. A whole life policy is a great way to save for...
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As a parent, you’re constantly worrying about your child’s protection because caring for them is your top priority. When they’re young, you want to make sure they’re always fed, bathed, and happy. When they...
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“I feel privileged to be a small part of Dr. Tovar’s incredible journey” said Strategies for Wealth advisor, Vidal Peoples. Helping our clients is why we come to work each day. Life can be full of ups and downs, and a...
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Read MoreBy Sheryl Nance-NashSpecial to NewsdayFeaturing Vidal Peoples, Strategies for Wealth How stacked is your emergency fund? You might be able to pay expenses for a month or two, but maybe not. You know that stuff happens, but you cross...
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