Strategies to Supercharge Your IRA & Maximize Returns

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Saving for retirement is a race, and you don’t want to fall behind into that group of slackers at the back of the pack. If you think it’s all about complicated investment strategies and other nebulous concepts out of your control that you don’t fully understand, it’s not. I mean, some of it is — but a lot of it isn’t. We’re here to tell you that there are things you can do to feather your retirement nest in a fluffier way. 

How to Build a Retirement Portfolio

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We think it’s safe to say that the average working person in the U.S. doesn’t know a great deal about investing. Not only that, but the topic can even provoke anxiety, most often because the cost of a mistake in this sphere can be high. If your company just began offering a 401(k) plan, or you are thinking about opening an IRA through your company or on your own, we have a few suggestions for some things you should do to make investing easier — and to get the most out of your investments.

Most Loved Workplaces: What Employees Want

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The Newsweek 2022 list of most loved companies illustrates what is truly important to today’s employees. The companies that are rated highest are those that have evolved to meet the needs of their workforce. The days of wooing new hires with ping pong and snacks are past. Some of top priorities for employees include hybrid […]

Pay Off Debt or Contribute to 401(k)?

Your age will be the vital factor to decide whether to repay your debt first or to save for retirement first. The ideal way is to pay off your debt and save for retirement; both at the same time.