Did you make a New Year’s resolution to spend less money on consumer “things” in 2018? Are you still paying off credit card debt run up during the holidays? Prepare to be tempted.
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Make Saving Fun With Animal Piggy Banks!
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January is the ideal time to set a new financial goal. Encourage your children to make a goal or two of their own with this fun activity.
Resolutions for a Financially Healthy 2018
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The Pennsylvania Department of Banking and Securities is offering consumer tips for 2018, in the form of 10 resolutions you can keep:
Combating Financial Mistakes Of Our 20s & 30s
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People starting out in their careers often focus on the here and now while ignoring the future when it comes to finances. As you climb the ladder of success, you tend to think that the raises and promotions will endlessly continue. It can seem like you have forever to plan for the future.
Give Your Kids The Gift Of Giving
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The holiday season brings a flurry of frenzied consumerism, unabashed greed and endless shopping. As a parent, though, you want your kids to associate this time of year with giving and not just with taking. How can you give your kids a joyous holiday season and teach them about kindness at the same time?
Financial Preparation For 2018
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2018 is almost here. Are you ready? Remember the Boy Scout motto: Be prepared! A brand-new year, always ripe with resolutions, is the perfect time to reassess your financial attitude, improve, and vow to do more.
Q&A: Risking It When Investing
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Q: My wife is a risk taker and wants to invest in things that aren't really in my comfort zone. I know it's generally considered better to invest where returns are higher, but that also means a higher risk! Is there some sort of middle ground?
Income Versus Growth Investment
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What is the goal of your investment? The obvious answer is: to make more money. But that's not incredibly helpful from a portfolio construction perspective. Broadly speaking, there are two overriding investment goals: growth and income.
Mutual Funds For The Beginner Investor
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Are you ready to dip your big toe into the deep sea of investing? Mutual funds might be a great place for you to start. With as little as $1,000 to invest and a broad exposure to different stocks, mutual funds are a safe choice for the beginner investor.
The Dos And Don’ts Of Credit Repair
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Looking for ways to improve an unfavorable credit score? Look no further! Our handy guide will help you get on the road to improving your score.