So this pay period looks to be a great windfall. You'll have that extra bit to sock away for a rainy day. When we ask people what they plan to do with the extra money, many of them tell us that they plan to invest it toward their retirement.
Retirement is an aspiration we all hope to reach – sooner rather than later! However, if you’re just starting your career journey, retirement can seem like a lifetime away. For others, it’s right around the corner, and you may be wondering if you’re genuinely prepared, financially speaking.
Saving money seems difficult. After all, when you work hard to make it, it's tempting to spend it on things and activities that are fun and enjoyable. As great as it would be to build that pool, wear that outfit, or head off on that vacation, it's more important to ensure your financial future. That means not living paycheck to paycheck.
It’s that time of year again. While some people are biting their nails over how much they’ll have to pay, others are eagerly anticipating their refunds from Uncle Sam. Below are a few smart ways you can put your tax refund to work for you.
It’s never too early to begin planning for your retirement. In fact, the earlier you start your planning, the greater security you’ll have when the time for retirement arrives. Many people in their 20s and 30s view retirement as something that is so far in the future that it’s hard to make it a priority.
