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  | Financial Decisions

4 Ways to Prepare for a Longer Retirement

Americans are living longer these days. That's a positive thing in theory, but from a retirement-planning standpoint, it can be challenging. After all, there's a difference between needing your retirement savings to last 20 years versus 30 years or more.
  | Financial Wellness

Strategies to deal with life's surprises

An emergency savings fund isn’t just a little extra money for someday. The savings can be a lifeline when you experience an unplanned life event, such as a job loss, divorce, accident or illness.
  | Retirement

5 questions you need to ask about your new employer's 401(k)

You're interviewing for a new job, and you ask whether the company offers a retirement account. The employer says yes, and you move on to other topics. When you accept the job, you enroll in the retirement account and begin making contributions, but later on, you're disappointed by your savings.
  | Planning

How much money should be in your emergency fund?

As the world is changing faster than ever, it’s crucial to establish emergency savings so you can be prepared for any financial changes as they come. Setting up an emergency fund is one of the best ways to start saving now.

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