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Women’s Financial Empowerment: The Challenge of Financial Wellness and Why We Need Women’s History Month

March is Women’s History Month, a month-long celebration of female empowerment1. This effort includes advocating for better representation in the workforce, pay parity and improved work-life balance. There are some specific steps that women of all ages and all stages of life may take to manage their financial future. Here are some economic challenges women …

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Plan a Date for a Heart-to-Heart Couple’s Talk About Retirement Planning

Retirement planning may not be your idea of an exciting date night. However, retirement strategies and goals are so varied that couples in committed relationships need to set aside time to discuss plans for when they leave the workforce for good. Here are some questions to ask your significant other—and yourself—when planning for your shared …

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3 U.S. Presidents Who Still Influence Your Retirement Planning Today 

Each year, Presidents’ Day is celebrated on the third Monday in February, paying tribute to George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, and the other U.S. presidents who helped create this country and allowed it to thrive. But while the earliest presidents were responsible for shaping U.S. democracy, it’s the presidents of the last 100 years who have …

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