The short answer…it depends. It depends on such things as where you live, how much income you make, home ownership, business type, student loans, etc.
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Monday will mark the 10th anniversary since the peak of our last bull market. To be exact, October 9th, 2007 the S&P 500 (the 500 largest stocks in the US) sat at 1565.
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There are many different types of trusts that can help alleviate the effects of gift and estate tax and direct the flow of your wealth transfer.
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The concept of credit isn’t bad; it’s the unhealthy behaviors that lead to uncontrolled spending and mismanaged debt that are detrimental.
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The importance of higher education has risen in the past few decades, with an increasing number of jobs requiring a college degree to even be considered for the position.
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Find out what distinguishes actively managed funds from passively managed funds and learn what benefits each has to offer.
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