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By Anna Prior First step: Establish open communication with and among both parties There are plenty of phone calls financial advisors don’t like to get from their clients. But one in…
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By Christine DiGangi Personal Finance Taxpayers getting back money from the government this year have received an average refund of $2,893 so far, according to March 26 data from the…
Read More Coming Soon… The 529 ABLE Plan!
In late 2014, the Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) Act was signed into law authorizing the establishment of the 529 ABLE plan… Read More>>
Read More Credit.com News: I Want to Break Up With My Girlfriend (& Her Credit Card Debt)
By Christine DiGangi Managing Debt Here’s an unfortunate scenario that popped up on Reddit recently: A man moved in with his girlfriend, and he opened a credit card to handle…
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