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Getting married later in life? 3 money conversations to have with your partner
Getting married when you’re older—when you may have an established career, more assets, and possibly kids—requires different financial considerations. Here are a few to discuss together.
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3 steps to get started when you're ready to invest your money
You’re already an “investor” if you contribute to your 401(k). But if you’re ready to venture beyond saving/investing in a retirement plan, here are three steps to get started.
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Marriage and money: 6 conversations that can help
How do you talk about finances with your spouse or partner? These six prompts for financial conversations for couples can help.
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Emergency fund basics: How to save smart for the unexpected
An emergency fund can save the day, for everything from a leaky pipe to medicine for a pet. But how do you start one and pay for everything else? We’ve got ideas.
5 lifelong financial habits anyone can do
Start young, or start at any age, with this handful of to-dos that help build your financial security no matter how old you are.
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10 ways women can save more and build wealth—despite (very real) challenges
Understanding your unique challenges to a secure retirement can help you better invest in yourself as a woman and take steps to help reach your post-work goals.
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5 steps to organizing personal finances for you and your loved ones
Planning for an emergency or for when you’re gone is difficult to think about. Make it quick and efficient with our five-step plan.
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Before you take on debt, ask yourself these 5 questions
Whether you’re paying for a car, a refrigerator, or a new pair of skis, here are five questions to think through before you take on debt.
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4 loving ways to help your elderly parents with their finances
It can be tough to bring up finances with your elderly parents. Here are four ways to start the conversation.
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Not sure how to manage your 401(k)? These tips can help
Just one hour every year can help you stay on top of your 401(k)—and your retirement savings goals.