Conventional wisdom holds that it is better to give than to receive. While this may be true, some givers may find it best to plan for an option that is a little bit of both.
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Don’t Fear Death – Plan for It
We all share the same inevitable fate. We do not know exactly when or how, just the final outcome. While life insurance will not delay your death, it will help leave behind a more secure financial future for your heirs.
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Annuities Amid ‘Financial Repression’
In the arsenal of retirement planning tools, annuities are among the most expensive – but that does not necessarily make …
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Sentinel Chronicles The Issues Of An Era
If you want to stand out, you can’t be content just to blend in. This seems obvious, but it is …
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Duly Noted
Fed, N.Y. Tax Chiefs Give Leave For Sandy Donations. Employees and employers who want to donate accumulated paid leave to help …
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Tips for Job-Seeking College Seniors
Job searching is the most important extracurricular activity for college seniors. Follow these tips and you will thank yourself later, with an offer letter in hand.
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Plan Now for Higher Taxes Ahead
Have you considered what you can do to put yourself in the best tax position as the current year ends and the new one begins?
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Managing Employer Stock Positions
If your compensation at work includes stock in the company that employs you, you may end up with too much of a seemingly good thing.
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A Look Over The Edge Of The Fiscal Cliff
Can we hope for a soft landing if we tumble over the fiscal cliff?
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Taking Control Of 401(k) Fees
More than 60 million Americans have 401(k) plans. I bet only a few actually know the costs associated with their plans or how those costs can impact their retirements.
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