financial planning
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How to Handle an Unexpected Financial Windfall
A financial windfall can come in many forms — inheritance, from a trust, stock options or winning the lottery. It’s very common for people to spend much or all of a windfall right away, leaving them little to show for it. This is why you need a plan.
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How Refinancing Your Mortgage Can Help You Fund Your Next Investment
You may have heard how refinancing your mortgage after a few years is a handy way to get yourself unstuck from a financial rut. But did you know that it can also offer opportunities to help you make more money in the future? A recap – what is refinancing? The simplest way to describe refinancing…
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Stop Spending On Weekdays To Rein In Impulse Shopping
With a little planning ahead, most things you want to buy don’t really need to be bought the day you get them. To block impulse shopping, reserve your spending for one designated weekday.
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Find Out How Many Days Of Retirement Your Contributions Can Buy With This Tool
Retirement is a long time away and it can seem like the contributions you make don’t make a huge difference. However, with a little maths (or this tool) you can see exactly how much another day of freedom costs.