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529 Plans: The big questions answered

Blog, budgeting, College Savings (529), Debt, Retirement Planning, student loanBy Lauren HuntsmanSeptember 21, 2020

For National College Savings Month in September, we discuss several burning issues about these popular college savings vehicles. Assets in 529 college savings plans more than doubled in ten years, topping $370 billion at the end of 2019 according to the Federal Reserve. Interest in 529 plans has grown as students and parents fret over

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Your 2020 Financial Checklist

Debt, insurance, Investments and Trading, Nestology, Retirement Planning, Tax PlanningBy Lauren HuntsmanApril 6, 2020Leave a comment

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Debt Should Retire When You Do

Accounting Tips, Blog, budgeting, Debt, Retirement Planning, Tax Planning, Wealth ManagementBy Michael B. McGinley, CFP ®March 10, 2020

While credit cards can be convenient and often come with useful features, it’s important to minimize debt when retirement is near. These days, having a credit card is practically a necessity, even when you are retired. It’s hard to do things like buy airline tickets, rent a car, or place an order online without one.

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The Smart Way to Save for Retirement and Pay Down Debt

Blog, Financial Planning, Retirement PlanningBy Kevin H.December 9, 2019Leave a comment

It can be difficult, but not impossible, to save for retirement while paying down your credit card bills and student loans. Even small steps now can make a big difference later. You might think it’s best to pay off debt first. But this will cut you off from the power of compound interest. If at

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