

If you’ve changed jobs, you may have old 401(k)s left behind—and managing them often gets overlooked.
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It often starts with a simple click or a moment of distraction. A convincing email, a friendly-sounding voice on the phone, or a deal that seems too good to pass up. However, these official looking messages are actually scammers.
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Herd mentality is the tendency to follow the actions of a larger group, even when those actions might not be in one’s best interest. When it comes to finances, herd mentality can have significant implications for your investments and retirement planning.
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Doing your own investing has never been easier. The tools are accessible. The online resources are endless. But there’s one cost that often gets ignored: peace of mind. When markets are calm and rising, it’s easy to feel in control.
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Parents are known for investing in their kids’ futures: encouraging good habits, instilling values and skills, and helping them go through life on a path better than their own. But one item often gets overlooked: your children’s retirement.
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Over the next two decades, more than 84 trillion dollars will change hands in what has become known as the “great wealth transfer. More than $72 trillion of that will pass from older generations to their heirs, while nearly $12 trillion will be donated to charities.
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Most parents can relate to the challenges of teaching their children about money—whether it’s explaining the difference between wants and needs, encouraging them to save, or helping them understand the value of a dollar.
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Over time, cash loses purchasing power—about 56% over the past 30 years due to inflation.
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As a financial planner, I know that there are many risks threatening a retiree’s nest egg. But if you ask me what the most underestimated threat to a secure retirement is, my answer might surprise you.
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