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After most Americans retire, they typically live off a mix of assets squirreled away in 401(k)s, Roth IRAs, traditional IRAs, stocks and bonds, and CDs.

The emergency fund is like a necessary evil. We know we need one, yet hate that our cash lazily sits in it. We feel guilty

Fear not only kills your investments; it can crash an entire stock market. Many have said that the stock market is driven by both fear

I often think that my experiences as a child were very unique. Most of my major learning opportunities, even to this day, have come from

Saying we love our families more than a banking institution seems obvious and people will say, “Well, of course I love my family more than

Nobody gets out of this life alive. Unfortunately, you can’t take your money wherever you go next. Instead, you (or at least the people you

Having a comfortable retirement is a big deal, but will you really have enough money? If you end up without proper savings, living off your

Consider, for a moment, how you start your week or even a typical day of work. Are you already counting the days until the weekend? Before

Banks offer a “service” to employers allowing them to direct deposit their employee’s paychecks directly into their checking or savings account. This seems like a

Hurricanes and other superstorms cause a tremendous amount of damage. During the last few weeks, we saw a flurry of storms batter parts of Houston

It’s impossible to put a number on human potential. When it comes to finding the right building blocks to help us gain our fortunes, there’s

In the next 30 years, there will be a great wealth transfer through three generations. An estimated $30 trillion will be passed from Baby Boomers,