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Pay off debt with retirement savings? 3 reasons to reconsider
Using retirement savings to pay off debt can have an impact on your financial foundation now and in the future.
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Is doom spending throwing shade on your future?
Practicing healthy spending and saving habits can help you reach your goals and prepare for the future. While saving and spending are two conflicting principles, it’s all about striking a balance. But how do you achieve this equilibrium?
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Should you pay off debt with your retirement account?
Be sure to understand all the consequences that could come from using your retirement account savings to pay off debt.
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Finance 101: What is credit, a credit score, and a credit report (and why they matter)
Understand the factors that make up a credit score and know how to check your credit report to help build your financial foundation.
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Ready to buy a house? Create a budget for the expenses you'll have.
Budgeting for a home includes more than just a mortgage payment. What expenses should you plan for?
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Have an emergency but no emergency savings? The pros and cons of 6 options for quick cash
Here’s how to figure out an emergency cash option if you’re faced with a short-term, urgent need to cover unexpected expenses.
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Should you save for retirement or pay off student loans?
Do you have to choose between paying off student loans and saving for retirement? Maybe not.
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Should I pay off my mortgage with my retirement savings? 4 things to consider
If you’re contemplating paying off your mortgage with your 401(k), these four key considerations may help you make a choice that fits short- and long-term goals.
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Whether through the snowball method or another strategy, we can help you take control, get ahead of payments, and get closer to living debt free.
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7 steps to pay off debt and save for retirement
Do you want to save for the long term while paying down your bills? With a little planning and prioritizing, you can do both.