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If the COVID-19 pandemic has left you feeling financially drained, you’re not alone. Nearly 49 million Americans filed for unemployment from mid-March to June.1 With the holidays quickly approaching, you may be faced with a gift budget that’s lower than usual. If this is the case, don’t stress yet - we’ve gathered five low-budget handmade gift ideas for you to DIY this holiday season.
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Experiencing a divorce is a life-altering event that can happen to anyone - no matter your net worth. If this is something that you may be working through as well, there are a few important things you can do to protect yourself financially during the process.
It costs on average $233,610 to raise one child.1 For most, that’s a significant chunk of change. If you and your spouse are curious about the financial ramifications of having a child earlier or later in life, there are plenty of pros and cons to consider.
Having a new baby is a much-anticipated event. While growing a larger family brings added joy and love to your household, it can also wreak havoc on your finances if you don't properly plan. Being prepared financially can go along way to reducing stress and allowing you to enjoy the new life that you are bringing into the world. To help you get started, below are six financial to-do's that new parents should consider.
When you’re deciding on a financial advisor to guide you on decisions regarding retirement, investments, life insurance, estate planning and the like, you should have a lot of questions prepared. One of the most important questions to ask is whether the advisor is a fiduciary. You might assume that a financial advisor always has the best interests of the client at heart. That, unfortunately, is not always true, and it is at the heart of the fiduciary rule.
When it comes to preparing your taxes, the idea of tax credits and tax deductions can be music to any taxpayer’s ears. That’s because both are used to lower the amount of taxes someone owes to the government. While they’re both worth getting excited over, it’s important to understand the fundamental difference between these two terms.