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Having a financial plan in place for your child is essential. It’s important to understand the potential financial planning issues for new parents that could arise. What is it? As you prepare for life as new parents, it's also time to prepare a new financial plan for your family or make any necessary changes to
Digital wallets are here to stay. They handle digital funds, credit cards, gift cards and more. Learn how to capitalize on this technology for your daily life. What They Are Digital wallets live on many mobile devices. They allow you to make purchases, store financial information, manage gift cards, and track your payment history. More
Harness the power of your Amazon Prime Membership with these helpful tips. Find out more about Prime Wardrobe, Amazon Fresh, Amazon Smile and more. More than 200 million people subscribe to Amazon Prime worldwide which means a lot of people think it is worth the cost - $14.99 per month plus taxes or $139 per
The Achieving a Better Life Experience Act of 2014 provides much needed assistance for Americans with disabilities. They're able to design a financial plan to alleviate potential stress if they’re unable to perform their jobs. Millions of Americans with disabilities depend on a wide variety of public benefits for income, health care, food, and housing.
Each generation – Gen Z, Millennials, Gen X and Baby Boomers – are at different moments in their lives that require their own age-specific financial goals and stress points. Learn where your financial focus should be today. While the old sayings of, “save early” and “don’t make emotional decisions” are still sound advice, approaching wealth
