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Financial Planning is Essential for Survival

Financial Planning- Today every nickel counts, especially in the light of the financial crisis that recently hit the United States (and Europe). Unless you manage your money well, money and you will not see each other much. In other words, you need fool proof financial planning to stay alive. However, here are some of the […]

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Living Your Dreams: Five Benefits to Preparing for Retirement Now

Retirement can be a fun and rewarding phase of life, if you prepare for it correctly. Perhaps it was that hippie philosophy of just “chilling and taking one day at a time” but unfortunately, there are tens of thousands of older individuals that simply didn’t properly anticipate the next stage of life.   So many of them will

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Saving tips for seniors – Making mobility problems more affordable

A lack of mobility can be a serious problem for many, whether it be through old age or disabilities. This is more important in your own home, where the inability to move comfortably around can be very distressing. Furthermore, you might also consider any solutions to be over expensive, yet this doesn’t need to be

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Retirement – Don’t Let A Chronic Condition Ruin Your Life

Many people get confused about the medical terms ‘chronic’ and ‘acute’ which doctors and other practitioners use to describe the nature of certain conditions from which their patients might be suffering. An acute condition means that it has had a rapid onset, more often than not with little or no previous indications or symptoms, and

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The Downside of Using a Financial Planner

Financial Planning Insurance planning, risk management, Estate Planning  and retirement planning are all essential aspects of personal finance that you shouldn’t take lightly. You need to calculate how much you’ll need to retire and be sure that the amount you come up with will allow you to maintain your standard of living. Next, you must define your risk tolerance and put

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