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Pay off debt or invest the money? Things to consider before you commit to either option. #PayOffDebt

Low car lease payments look great, but do you really save money in the end? #LeaseACar

Was it worth it? How long before your gas savings makes up for the cost of that new hybrid?

If you thought that payouts from life insurance are tax-free in all cases, think again.

Being healthy may help your personal finances.

Consider a bucket plan to go with your bucket list. #RetirementSavings

Are you planning to work after taking Social Security benefits? Know the rules. #SocialSecurityBenefits

Divorce is a painful process. Avoid financial mistakes that may have life-long consequences.

Personality vs. Pocketbook: Should you lease, finance, or pay cash for your next car? #NewCar

It isn't whether you should have auto insurance - it's what kind you should have. #autoinsurance

Benefit. Premium. Policyholder. Learn the language before evaluating your options. #TermLifeInsurance

The tax rules that govern donating art are complex and confusing. #taxes #art

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

What every parent needs to know about insuring his or her #teen #driver. #insurance

You’re the conductor of your 401k, IRA and taxable savings.

The list of IRA withdrawals that may be taken without incurring a 10% early penalty has grown. #IRA

Worried about passing your wealth to a troubled adult child?There are strategies that can help.

The average college senior graduates with credit card debt. How will your kids manage money?

Retirement may change your perception of investment risk.

Are your investment decisions based on rational analysis or are they driven by emotion? #SmartInvesting

The #investments you’ve made in your life so far have helped prepare you for the future. We can help, too.

When was the last time you updated your will?

Valuation is important for business succession, estate taxes andeven qualifying for a loan.

How much is enough for your emergency fund?

You can start Social Security benefits as soon as you reach 62. Know the rules before deciding. #SocialSecurity

Is your retirement portfolio subject to sequence of returns danger?

Business owners should consider a succession plan sooner rather than later.

When the rules of the game change, tactics should follow in response to the new landscape.

Children with special needs may need ongoing help after theirparents are gone.

Are you overpaying your #taxes? Here’s six overlooked #tax #deductions.

With increasing wealth comes unique financial challenges.

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