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It’s never too late to start investing in your future. However, you are at a pivotal point in your life during your 30s. There’s probably a lot going on in your life, including your career, relationships, and perhaps even your family. As crucial as these commitments are, it’s also vital to prioritize your financial future. This could explain why 73% of working adults started taking serious consideration to retirement in their 30s, according to the Retirement Readiness survey by Thrivent. At the same time, saving for retirement in your 30s can be challenging. Besides paying back student loans, ...
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Retirement savings and college funding are two critical financial goals that often compete for priority in a family’s budget. Parents want to provide their children with the best education possible, which often comes with a hefty price tag. On the other hand, they also need to ensure they have enough savings to sustain a comfortable lifestyle in their retirement years. The dilemma: Retirement savings vs. college fundingThe dilemma between saving for retirement and funding for college is a common one. Parents naturally want to give their children the best start, often providing for their educat...
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American savers will now have the opportunity to include digital assets in their retirement savings accounts. The new changes follow the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) ‘s approval of eleven Spot Bitcoin ETFs. Introducing these investment vehicles would allow savers to include a percentage of digital assets, specifically Bitcoin, within their retirement savings account without purchasing cryptocurrency. This would help individuals minimize their risk exposure while having the opportunity to contribute significantly towards an ever-emerging digital marketplace. Despite the new rulings ...
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Everyone wants enough money to do the things they like. Sometimes that requires us to do a bit of planning. Sometimes it means doing tedious stuff we’d rather not. Young people are in a unique position when it comes to saving money. They have the time and flexibility to take greater investment risks than older people but are also less likely to be seriously interested in managing their finances. In this article, we’ll go over eight simple things every young person should do to save and get better acquainted with their money. We’ve picked something that should be relatively easy and time-friend...
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