Planning for retirement can be overwhelming, especially navigating market wins and losses. Financial advisors help you reach your retirement goals by providing valuable market insights based on years of experience monitoring the market. Having a…
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Financial Advisor quoted Todd Minear of Open Road Wealth Management about health savings accounts tax breaks in the article – Triple Your Tax Breaks With This Health Savings Account – which originally appeared on October…
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“What if?” It’s a question nobody wants to ask when it comes to life and death. However, you need to play out scenarios to protect your children and loved ones. An estate plan protects everybody….
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The five financial documents to take a look at after you move to Missouri or any new state. Moving is stressful, and relaxation is far from possible even after the move. It’s time to learn…
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College applicants are often faced with apprehension and, to some degree, fear about getting into the college of their choice. Often, attending the right college or university can make the difference between average earnings and…
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FAFSA. One acronym that’s enough to make some parents cringe. The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is a must for all prospective college students. Some students never fill it out, miss deadlines, or make…
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College graduates, whether you’re a Millenial or Generation Y, face a financial burden from soaring college costs. How to get smart about student loans so you can manage your college debt. Managing crippling student loan…
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As college costs continue to rise, many college graduates have student loan debt. While the amount may be overwhelming considering the pay for an entry level job, students have more repayment options than other borrowers….
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It’s a seller’s market, so buyers need to make smart home buying decisions. When there’s less inventory, home prices rise. Keep your finances and budget under control by avoiding these five home buying mistakes. Your…
Read More6 Questions About 529 Plans
Started in the late 1980s and operated by states and financial institutions, the 529 College Savings Plan offers tax-advantaged ways to save for various costs of higher education. What else should you know? Here’s a…
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