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Why Your Business Shouldn’t Be Your Only Retirement Plan
You can’t depend on selling your company for big bucks to fund your dream retirement. Instead, consider these three smart saving, investing and succession tips.
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Do You Fear an IRS Audit? You Shouldn't if You Do Your Homework
If you document everything, there’s no reason to freak out if the IRS audits you. Audits are mostly about seeking documentation, not making accusations.
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When Investing for Retirement, Be Like Rip Van Winkle
Spend 20 years in a stupor, rather than getting anxious about daily stock market fluctuations, and reap the rewards of retirement investment returns adding up.
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Scams in Retirement: How to Get Fraudsters to Scram
If a caller asks you for money or personal info like account numbers and passwords, you should hang up. Here’s how to spot scammers and protect yourself.
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Are You a Money Dummy? Here’s How to Fix That
Lots of us didn’t learn about finances in school (or at home). No worries. To get ahead, you just need to dive right in and get started.
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Melinda French Gates Models Three Strong Lessons for Philanthropists
Gates' willingness to pivot and her focus on her charitable giving vision provide an excellent example for current and future philanthropists.
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The Seven Deadly Sins of Wealth Management
If you want a happy retirement, it's critical to pay attention to these 'sins' — ignoring even one could put your dream retirement at risk.
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Four Things You Need to Know About Your Aging Parents
When it comes to estate planning for your aging parents, knowledge about their wishes and finances is power.
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Five Cost-Saving Tips for Wedding Guests to Consider
Attending a wedding can get very expensive very fast, especially if you go out of town, so here are some considerations for keeping the cost in check.
