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What to know when your defined benefit pension plan terminates
Defined benefit (DB) pension plans date back to the United States Revolutionary War and continued to grow in popularity into the 1980s. Since then, more companies are cutting DB plans. Know your options for handling your benefit if your employer decides to terminate yours.
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Ten holiday budget tips for celebrating the season
Start some new traditions with these budget-wise tips to help avoid overspending so you can continue to meet your financial goals.
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Retiring into a challenging economy
To those just entering retirement, news of inflation, market volatility, rising interest rates, and the possibility of recession can be especially alarming. Here are tips to help position your savings and investments for the risks you face today—and better prepare you to take advantage of the recovery ahead.
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Rebalancing your retirement account to help manage risk
When you join your employer’s retirement plan, you choose which funds to invest your money in. But how do you ensure your money continues to be invested the way you want? Rebalancing your account from time to time can help you stick to your investment strategy.
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Why estate planning is important for everyone
Many people think estate planning is either just for wealthy people or it’s too upsetting. But just about everyone has something that will need to be passed on to someone. It can also help you gain peace of mind knowing you’ve helped protect your loved ones.
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Three rates of return to consider using for retirement planning
Interest rates, inflation rates, and rates of return, oh my! Many rates can help measure and evaluate your investments’ financial performance, so, let’s go through them.
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ESG investing defined
Wondering what ESG investing is? Learn how funds that consider environmental, social, and governance issues might work as part of your retirement strategy.
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Pay off student loans or save for retirement—can I do both?
On one hand, you’re making student loan payments every month. On the other, your employer’s retirement plan seems too good to pass up. How do you balance both of these important financial needs? Here are four tips that might help.
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Three considerations to help you determine how much to save for college
How much should you save for your children's college education? Here are three considerations to help you decide.
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Your retirement withdrawal strategy—four tips for managing inflation
When’s the last time you reviewed your retirement withdrawal strategy? If left unchecked, it could deplete your savings faster than you expected due to rising prices and changing economic conditions. Learn four tips for managing the effects of inflation on your retirement income strategy.
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