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How many ways can you pay for college? Loans, grants, savings and investments, to name a few. #PayForCollege

Assets minus liabilities = net worth. When was the last time you calculated yours? #MyNetWorth

In June, stocks moved higher despite accelerating inflation and the Fed’s monetary policy pivot.

Test your estate strategy knowledge with this short quiz.

Ever wonder about those free credit scores you get once a year? #creditscore #credit

Your home mortgage interest may be deductible. Do you itemize your deductions? #MortgageDeduction

Consider preparing for 30 years in retirement. Are your assets ready? #IRAincome

Property taxes too high? Here are ways to potentially lower your assessment. #homeowner #propertytax

$100 not spent is more like $143. Intrigued? #taxes #saving

Thinking about a prepaid debit card? Consider the pros and cons. #debitcard

There are billions in unclaimed dollars in the US. Is some of that yours?

In February, the burgeoning economic recovery and decreasing number of COVID-19 infections lifted stocks.

What does it actually cost to raise a child? You might be surprised.

It might surprise you how well Millennials are saving for retirement. #genY #retirement #savings

Do you know how to avoid internet fraud? Janet does. Learn how to keep yourself safe from data thieves of all kinds.

A will may be only one of the documents you needand one of the factors you should considerwhen it comes to managing your estate.

As January came to a close, stocks were mixed as attention shifted to unprecedented activity around a handful of companies with short-interest positions.

Social Security has been a fact of retirement life since 1935. Are you eligible for benefits?

Every year since 1947, the U.S. President pens an economics textbook.

In September, stock prices dropped as investors worried about stalled fiscal stimulus talks, the upcoming election, and new European coronavirus cases.

There’s 5 phases to changing unhealthy behaviors. Here’s how to do it. #goalsetting #habits

Are you ready to solve a credit report crime with John Q. Gumshoe? Grab your magnifying glass and click here to learn more.

Settling an estate can be like putting together a puzzle. Make a cheat sheet for your heirs.

Committed to increasing your financial literacy? Don't be afraid to ask questions. #FinancialLiteracy

In August, stock prices surged as investors cheered positive news of a potential COVID-19 treatment and a month-long succession of upbeat economic data.

What’s the difference between a General Obligation bond and a Revenue bond? #MunicipalBonds

Do you have a will? Is it updated?

Retirement may change your perception of investment risk.

Your chance of an IRS audit may not be that high. It pays to know what may trigger one. #IRSaudit