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New Years Resolution- Review Your Homeowner’s Insurance
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Increase Your 401(k) Contributions in 2013
The following information can help guide your intentions to increase your 401(k) contributions this year.
It’s Not Too Late to Contribute to Your 2012 IRA
Whether you have a 401(k) at work or not, you should be contributing to an IRA in order to maximize the amount of money you save for your future.
Checking your RMD for 2013
The RMD refers to the amount the IRS codes requires you to withdraw each year from retirement accounts.
Honey Boo Boo’s Mom’s Financial Strategy
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A bond ladder refers to an investment strategy that creates a mixed portfolio of bonds.
Medicare to Start Covering Patients with Some Disabilities and Chronic Conditions
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