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How To Build An Emergency Fund During High Inflation
Most Americans don’t have an emergency fund. In fact, only one in three households has enough money set aside to cover six months of expenses if they lose their job. High inflation doesn’t help matters, either. If you’re looking to.
Should You Save For Retirement Or Pay Off Your Student Loans?
Retirement is a big decision that you should make well before it’s time. But when money’s tight, you might not think there’s enough to go toward retirement and paying off debts. So which is the higher priority, paying off your.
What to do if you have two job offers
If you’ve been job hunting and your hard work has finally paid off—congrats! If you have two job offers, it can be tough to decide which one to accept. Here are a few things to consider that may help you.
3 Ways to Help Pay for Your Child’s Wedding
Your child is getting married. Congratulations! This is such a joyous time for you and your growing family. As wedding planning kicks into gear, you’re likely thinking about how much you’ll contribute to the big day, a wedding shower, or.
Tips for negotiating at work
If you’re fielding a job offer, whether it’s internal or at a new company, you want to be sure to negotiate for the best possible salary and benefits. It can be difficult to know how to approach this conversation, so.
What to Think About When Asking For a Raise
Asking for a raise can be nerve-wracking! You don’t want to seem greedy or unappreciative, but you also want to be compensated fairly for the work you do. Here are a few things to keep in mind as you prepare.
Looking for a new job? Here’s what to do first
if you’re on the hunt for a new job, there are a few things you should do before you start your search. Here’s what you need to do to get started on the right foot. Update your resume: Your resume.
Planning for an Active Retirement
Having an active retirement means not only building in time for sports and physical activities but also staying mentally and emotionally engaged. If your goal is to have an active retirement, here are some key things to keep in mind:.
The Average 401k Is Down Over $30K This Year. Should You Use Your Retirement Fund For Debt?
With all of the economic turmoil happening, it’s no surprise that many are feeling the pinch in their retirement accounts. A recent study found that the average 401k has lost at least $30,000 in value this year alone. That’s a.
How To Use Your Credit Cards This Holiday Season And Save Money
As the holiday season approaches, many people will be looking for ways to save money. Here are five of our favorite tips on how to use your credit cards this holiday season, plus a few tricks to paying off credit.
Water Tower Research Publishes Initiation of Coverage Report on NOW, Inc. Titled, “Global Supplier to the Energy Industry”
November 14, 2022, ST. PETERSBURG, FL – Water Tower Research (www.watertowerresearch.com) has published an Initiation of Coverage Report on NOW, Inc. (NYSE: DNOW) titled, “Global Supplier to the Energy Industry”. The report can be accessed here. NOW, Inc. is a.
ABA CLE Course 1 PM EST Nov. 16, 2022 How to Recognize and Avoid Conflicts of Interest Before Referring a Financial Adviser to Clients
Faculty: Investment counsel Julie Jason, JD, LLM, Author of an American Bar Association Publication, “The Discerning Investor: Personal Portfolio Management in Retirement for Lawyers (and Their Clients)” November 16, 2022, at 1 PM EST. Register today. Stamford, CT, November 14,.