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Personal – Saving, Planning & Budgeting

Want to Fail Financially? Just Don't Set Financial Goals

Goals need to be inspiring enough and real enough to motivate you to action.

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Personal – Saving, Planning & Budgeting

Improving Work-Life Balance

In order to achieve a better work-life balance, you need to focus on finding a routine, managing your finances, and finding time for family.

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Want Financial Harmony? Keep Emotions out of Financial Decisions

It is much easier said than done, but couples should try not to make decisions under emotional stress.

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Want Better Investment Performance? Let Your Wife Make Investment Decisions

Investment performance of female investors is superior to that of male investors when measured over a period of time.

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Inflation and the Impact on Consumer Debt

Although consumers do not have much control over prices and interest rates during periods of high inflation, they can try and manage their spending to minimize debt.

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Insurance Essentials: Protecting Your Family & Financial Future

Protect your family & financial future with essential insurance coverage: life, disability, health, homeowners, auto, and umbrella insurance. Make sure you have the right protection!

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Want a Stronger Marriage? Consider a Prenup

Prenuptial agreements are not just for the rich and famous. They can be just what a marriage needs to overcome the emotional turmoil of finances.

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Variety is the Spice of Credit

Adding some variety to your credit life may spice up your credit score.

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Use Automatic Savings Programs to Reach Your Financial Goals

Automatic saving programs generally come in two forms; either your employer deducts a certain amount from each paycheck and deposits it into a specific account or your financial institution moves a certain amount from your checking account into a savings account on a regular basis.

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