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Pros and Cons of a Roth 401(k): Key Differences and Tax Implications

When it comes to planning for retirement, choosing the right savings vehicle can make a significant impact on your financial future.  Traditionally, 401(k) plans have offered tax-deferred contributions, but in recent years, the Roth 401(k) has emerged as an appealing alternative.  With its unique tax advantages and considerations, understanding the key differences between a traditional… Continue reading Pros and Cons of a Roth 401(k): Key Differences and Tax Implications

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15 Fun Ways to Teach Kids about Money This Summer

Summer is expensive for parents, which is why it is the perfect time to teach kids about money. With kids out of school, parents have to either spend money on childcare, camps, or entertainment. It adds up. Fast.  Pre-pandemic, families were already spending quite a bit during the summer months. A 2019 Pearachute survey found,… Continue reading 15 Fun Ways to Teach Kids about Money This Summer

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Don’t Break the Bank: Tips for Planning Your Family Summer Vacation

Now is the time to plan and save for a family summer vacation. If you wait too much longer, you’ll be too late. This is because Americans are still feeling the need for pent-up “revenge” travel following the pandemic – even with inflation. According to Forbes, “The U.S. Travel Foundation is forecasting an increase in… Continue reading Don’t Break the Bank: Tips for Planning Your Family Summer Vacation

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Costly 401(k) Mistakes Investors over 50 Are Making

For 401(k) investors over 50, retirement is around the corner. And, with the market volatility over the past year, many are wondering how to best protect their savings and ensure they have enough for retirement.  If you’re nearing retirement and want to do what you can now to maximize your 401(k) savings and set yourself… Continue reading Costly 401(k) Mistakes Investors over 50 Are Making