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Ask Yourself These Questions When Building a Plan to Save for College
February 11, 2021

With inflation rates for college costs estimated at 3%-10% per year—tuition and fees, along with room and board, could skyrocket by the time your child is a freshman. This leaves parents wondering how to help them pay for it all. Like any savings goal, putting away the money for college starts with a plan. So here are […]

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Review Your Credit Report Regularly to Catch Identity Fraud Threats
February 8, 2021

There is no reason to fear a credit check if you know what is waiting in your report. That’s why we recommend making a habit of monitoring your credit report and addressing issues as they arise. This will help to safeguard your credit against attempts to steal your financial identity or establish fraudulent credit in […]

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Tips to Boost Your Retirement Savings
January 29, 2021

Determining exactly how much retirement savings you need is no easy task. In order to make the perfect calculation, you would need to know your level of expenses during retirement, future tax rates, future returns on your assets, and ultimately how long you are going to live. These are all things you know off the […]

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What to Include in a Robust Employee Benefits Program
January 17, 2021

An Employee Benefits Program can attract and motivate your employees to work hard for your business. While wages are the largest component of hiring negotiations, additional offerings are also important. Together with a good work environment, your benefits program may be the difference between an effective, steady workforce or a group of dissatisfied employees that you continuously […]

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How to Get the Most Out of Your Safe Deposit Box
January 11, 2021

Safe deposit boxes offer a secure place away from your home or office to store your valuables. This includes jewelry, stamp or coin collections, and negotiable items like stock certificates and bonds. It is also an excellent place to keep things that are irreplaceable or have sentimental value. A household inventory (on video or written), appraisals, […]

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How to Build a Business Identity Profile for Your Company
January 8, 2021

In order to create an effective brand, developing and maintaining a solid business identity is critical. Your business identity consists of all the visual elements that establish and reinforce your brand: logo, stationery, web design, marketing materials, signs, and more. What is a Brand Identity? Ultimately, this is the way your brand communicates with the […]

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Reexamine Your Brand When Setting 2021 Marketing Goals
January 4, 2021

Now is a great time to revamp your marketing initiatives and then craft an effective strategy for the new year. Planning now allows you to get the ball rolling quickly when you head back to work after the holidays. Here are some essential elements outlining the most critical actions you and your team should consider. […]

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How to Estimate Startup Costs for a New Business Venture
December 16, 2020

If 2021 is your year to finally start the new business you’ve been planning, we have some tips to help you estimate the costs to get that venture up and running. Calculating startup costs will help you:  –> Estimate Needed Cash on Hand  –> Secure Loans  –> Attract Investors  –> Find Potential Tax Deductions Step 1 | Identify Your […]

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Helping Young Adults Build a Financial Vocabulary
December 6, 2020

Taking on the responsibility of your bills and investments for the first time in life is a huge step.  Not everyone is ready to manage this step, but with some time and research you can feel confident enough to make sound decisions. The sooner you learn how to make financial decisions on your own, the […]

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Creating a Family Records Almanac to Organize Your Most Important Personal Information
November 30, 2020

A Family Records Almanac is an organized compilation of your family and financial accounts.  Once completed, it should be kept in a place that is easily accessible.  It’s essential to be able to get to it fast in case of emergencies that require you to leave quickly–like a hurricane or fire. An added benefit of organizing your important account information […]

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