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Why the College-First Mindset Is Outdated and Failing Us AllCollege is no longer the safest route to job security. The sooner we change attitudes toward skilled labor and alternative career paths, the better for us all.
By Scott Laband
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Why the Best LGBTQ+ Charitable Giving Goes Beyond Pride MonthAs you celebrate Pride Month, consider how a commitment to year-round charitable giving can make all the difference to national and local LGBTQ+ groups.
By Mindy Neira, CFP®, ChSNC®
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Should You Work in Retirement or Work on Your Golf Swing?While many retirees keep a job for the social and physical benefits, many are working out of financial necessity. Is working in retirement right for you?
By Alan E. Becker, Investment Adviser
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The Most Important Planning Step I Learned After I RetiredMost of us focus on how much to save for retirement, but what you'll spend is just as important, and your spending habits might change more than you expect.
By Jeanne Thompson
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What to Do When a 529 Plan Doesn't Cover the Cost of CollegeDon't dip into your own retirement savings if your child's 529 plan won't cover all their college expenses. The plan can be more flexible than you might think.
By Bennett Pardue, CFP®, CDFA®, Investment Adviser Representative
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Passive Income: How the Ultra-Wealthy Build Wealth While They SleepHow the wealthy create passive income streams that keep paying long after the hard work is done.
By Zina Kumok
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Would Capping Credit Card Interest Rates Curb Consumer Debt?Credit card interest rates are at high levels right now, but would capping rates at 10% for a year really help those struggling with debt?
By Chris Berkel, Investment Adviser
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These 2 Books on Money Could Cure Your Financial PessimismReading Joseph Moore's new book, How to Get Rich in American History, as well as Cosmo DeStefano's Wealth Your Way, could help you achieve financial freedom.
By H. Dennis Beaver, Esq.
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The Retirement Identity Crisis High Achievers Don't Plan ForShifting your identity from working and saving to spending and living can be tough, but here's why you need to do it for yourself and your family.
By Richard P. Himmer, PhD
