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Term life vs. whole life insurance: What’s the difference? Life insurance can be a valuable part of anyone’s financial plan. Let's explore the two of the most common options available and which may be best based on your financial situation.
Capital markets perspective: Who’s in charge here? This question may become a defining one of 2024. Not long ago, the answer to who (or what’s) in charge of short-term market performance was a simple one: inflation. Those days are gone.
💭 Yes, no, maybe so? Saving enough for retirement? If you’re uncertain, now’s a good time for another New Year’s resolution. But with the average pledge lasting just 3.74 months, a little motivation might be needed.
10 varying risk investments for 2024 When you’re investing, you’re agreeing to take on a certain amount of risk. Learn about various investment types, including several that may have relatively low risk.
Making it: How Americans feel about financial independence The new study by financial services company Empower, conducted by OnePoll, reveals that more than 2 in 5 define “making it” as reaching financial independence (44%).
Capital markets perspective: A subtle shift Last week’s losses weren’t really caused by a sudden shift in fundamentals or a dramatic change the direction of the economy, but instead by a subtle shift in how markets interpret these fundamentals. Let's explore.
SIMPLE IRA: Understanding the benefits & basics A SIMPLE IRA — short for Savings Incentive Match Plan for Employees IRA — is a retirement plan designed for small business owners and their employees to save for retirement.
ETFs & mutual funds: Comparing your options Mutual funds and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) help diversify your portfolio while saving you the work of picking individual stocks and bonds. Let's cover how they work and how they differ.
December market recap 2023 wrapped up with an “everything rally." Meanwhile, the consensus has shifted from rates higher for longer to rate cuts in 2024, with inflation continuing to slow toward the Fed’s long-term target.
How long does it take to get a tax refund? Get a breakdown of how much time it generally takes to receive a tax refund depending on how the return is filed and which method is chosen to receive the refund.
Capital markets perspective: Round trip In the spirit of New Year’s reflection, let's look back at how last year began for markets and the economy, and compare to where we sit today at the start of 2024.
Gift tax: What is it and how does it work? Gift taxes are levied when a person gives away more than the annual per-recipient limit. Learn more about the exclusions, tax rates, and how to avoid gift taxes.