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Am I Saving Enough for Retirement?

Brett Sebion, Financial Coach  – June 21, 2024
“Am I saving enough for retirement?” is a question on the minds of many people. Unfortunately, for many individuals, the answer is, “No.” But, we are here as your best ...
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Building Wealth the Time-Tested Way

Heather Jordan  – May 24, 2024
While it can be pleasant to dream of sudden wealth, it’s not a realistic way to approach retirement planning. If you want to increase your chances of enjoying a financially ...
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Top 10 Questions We Hear as Financial Professionals

Emerj360  – April 08, 2024
Do you ever wonder what other people are asking financial professionals? Watch our webinar on demand for answers to our most asked questions to help boost your financial knowledge ...
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A Roadmap to Early Retirement
Heather Jordan  – July 24, 2024
Key considerations for achieving a worry-free workforce exit. For many years, age 65 served as the benchmark for retirement. That’s largely because it’s the age that was considered “fully retired” based on Social Security parameters for decades — the age you could access benefits penalty-free. Today, “fully retired” is 67 (for anyone born in 1960 […]
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Upcoming Webinar: Integrating College Savings into Your Financial Plan
Emerj360  – July 23, 2024
Choosing the right investment vehicles can help you save for college education. Join this webinar to hear from Heather Jordan, CFP®, MBA and Jennifer Gander, CFP®, CPA as they share insightful information to help save for a college education. Here is a preview of questions we will cover: Whether you’re on the path to saving […]
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What Are Non-Discretionary vs. Discretionary Expenses?
Brett Sebion, Financial Coach  – July 05, 2024
What’s a non-discretionary budget item? Your cable bill? A gym membership? Your mortgage? One of the biggest mistakes you can make when you draw up a budget is failing to separate the things you need from the things you want. Setting priorities is the first step in coming up with a spending plan. Recognizing which expenses are essential […]
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Roth vs Traditional Contributions
Heather Jordan  – June 26, 2024
What Are They? For years, individuals participating in a 401(k) could only contribute in a traditional fashion. It wasn’t until 2006 when many 401(k) plans adopted a Roth contribution feature. This was a game changer for many people and we will walk through those benefits. But first, let’s walk through the differences between Roth and […]
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Am I Saving Enough for Retirement?
Brett Sebion, Financial Coach  – June 21, 2024
“Am I saving enough for retirement?” is a question on the minds of many people. Unfortunately, for many individuals, the answer is, “No.” But, we are here as your best financial friend to help along the way. Believe it or not, the government offers tax benefits to retirement savers to encourage putting money aside for […]
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8 Key Life Events that Require Financial Guidance
Heather Jordan  – June 08, 2024
Almost everyone stresses over the daily obligations of financial planning, but many also neglect the significant life stages that require special attention and strategies. Here are 8 key life events that could benefit from professional financial guidance. 1. Graduating from College College graduation marks the first major transition into adulthood. The progression from school to […]
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