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How to Maximize Savings Interest

If you’ve got some money set aside, there are several ways you can earn more interest and put your savings to work for you.
 
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What To Look For When Choosing a Wealth Manager

Working with an experienced wealth manager is one of the smartest financial decisions you can make to safeguard your income and investments.
 
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How to Start Saving For Retirement

It’s never too early or too late to start saving for retirement. Check out how much savings you should have for your age and learn how to save for retirement.
 
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3 Smart Things to Do with Your Tax Refund to Make It Grow

If you’re one of nearly 126 million people expecting to receive an income tax refund next year (and that’s almost 75% of Americans), that’s probably the largest windfall you’ll receive all year. What will you do with that money? In 2020, the average refund was almost $3,000. More than 65% of refund recipients said they planned to use their refund money paying down debt or spending it on everyday expenses; 15% planned to spend it on a major purchase, like a vacation or big-screen TV.
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In Your 30s? This is How You Should Be Investing Your Money

By the age of 30, most people are out of college and well into their careers. Many have already experienced a job change, maybe a few promotions, and are finally feeling like they have extra cash to put into investments. But with so many investment options, where do you even start?

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