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When Student Loan Payments Restart
We know the past year and a half has been quite the whirlwind, and as we approach summer and the economy continues to re-open, we want to bring light to
How American’s Became 401(K) and IRA Millionaires A Year After The Pandemic
Even though the coronavirus pandemic over, retirement accounts are thriving. Retirement account balances, which took sharp declines almost exactly one year ago, have now bounced back entirely, according to the
10 Important Things To Discuss Before Marriage
10 Things to Discuss Before the Big Day You are excited, in love, and planning the wedding of your dreams. Probably the only money questions on your mind are the
Here’s How the Pandemic Changed Charitable Giving In 2020
Despite the pandemic, do you still find yourself being charitably inclined? Most affluent Americans — about 90% — gave to charitable causes in 2020, with a third of them giving
Here’s What Americans Say is Their Biggest Financial Regret
The coronavirus pandemic sent Americans’ financial situations into a whirlwind. A recent Bankrate survey found that the crisis actually caused many consumers to re-evaluate how much money they plan to
Here’s Why Millennials Need To Get Started Early Financially
Are you young and jump starting your career? Heading up the corporate/financial ladder but still worried you will not reach your financial goals? Don’t fret, many others out there are
Together Let’s Help So What Else
So What Else needs your help! 2020 was an unbelievably difficult and challenging year for most of us. Beginning on March, 9 2020, So What Else (SWE) began a tremendous
Tax Break Adds Perk To 529 College Plans
529 plans are not only a great estate-planning tool way to save for your children or grandchildren’s’ college tuition, but they have another added bonus too. Under this new tax
How To Determine Your Debt Tolerance
Debt can be tricky. While on one hand it can help you achieve your goals and build your wealth, it can also be a downfall if you do not know