Women now comprise nearly half of the U.S. workforce, and they now earn a higher percentage of the bachelor’s and master’s degrees compared to men. So how come women’s average retirement plan balances are just 60 percent of men’s average balances? No, it’s not because there was just a great shoe sale! CONTRIBUTING FACTORS Several […] READ MORE
Financing Student Loans If you are here to research ways to pay off your student loans, congratulations, you are already one step ahead of everyone else! Paying for college can be difficult for those who don’t have any guidance or financial knowledge. Fortunately for you, this article will make that easier for you by providing […] READ MORE
Defining your Goals Are you thinking about re-evaluating your financial habits for the New Year? You’re not alone. New Year’s resolutions after all are a fancy, delicate way of saying you need to start making changes in your life. The changes can vary from eating habits to spending habits, but they all have one […] READ MORE
We all know enough to pay our bills on time and carry as little debt as possible, and most of the time, that is all that matters in your credit score. Yet other, smaller factors that many people aren’t aware of can cause your score to suffer. Small Unpaid Private Debts Many people pay their […] READ MORE
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Financial aid season for college students doesn’t kick off for another five months, but parents should take a close look at their investments and assets now to help maximize their child’s aid eligibility. The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), which students must fill out in order to apply for federal, state and some […] READ MORE