How to Make the Most of Your Flexible Spending Account
A flexible spending account (FSA) is a valued benefit that provides a way for an employee to set aside earnings — tax-free — to pay for qualified expenses.
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What You Need to Know About Money Market Funds
Money market funds are an open-ended type of mutual fund, and the preferred choice for people who want to make short-term gains in their chosen investments.
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All About Savings Bonds
Issued by the U.S. Treasury, savings bonds are a wise alternative to other more risky investment methods.
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What You Need to Know About CDs
CDs, or certificates of deposit, are a type of time deposit account and serve as a sound means of securing money with very little risk of losing it or having it diminish in value.
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8 Great Places to Retire Outside of the US
Retiring is one of the biggest steps in your life and when the time comes, you may decide to try something new and live a city outside the United States.
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How to Invest Abroad for Your Future
Creating an investment portfolio is a common way to build financial stability for your later years, one aspect of investing that many American do not consider.
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What You Need to Know to Understand IRAs
You cannot stay young forever, so it is better that you plan early for your retirement years. An individual retirement account should be given serious thought.
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How to Roll Over Your 401(k)
Most people choose to sign up for a 401(k) account, which is a type of retirement savings account. These accounts divert a small part of your wages into a 401(k).
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Choose the Right Retirement Community for your Financial Needs
No matter what type of retirement community you choose, all offer many different amenities to help keep seniors maintain an active lifestyle.
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Investment Options for a 401(k)
Although each 401(k) plan is unique, all plans share certain features and give you several investment options to choose from.
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How to Borrow Against Your 401(k)
Borrowing against a 401(k) is something that you should try to avoid unless an emergency arises and you have no other resources to tap into.
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