debt

Repay Student Loans or Save for Retirement? It Doesn’t Have to Be a Tug of War
Many employees feel squeezed to both pay off their debt and save for their future. A recent Private Letter Ruling (PLR) opens the door for employers to help them. The average student graduating in 2016 has $37,172 in student loan debt.¹ According to the New York Federal Reserve, more than two million student loan borrowers  Read More →
The Sound of Music: Financial Lessons From Your Favorite Hits
With the 61st GRAMMY Awards just around the corner, music is on the mind! You expect financial advice from an advisor, and even sometimes from your friends and family (whether you want it or not). The last place you expect to hear it is singing along to your favorite song—but that doesn’t mean it’s not  Read More →
Crafting Your Financial Game Plan in the New Year
Financial New Year’s resolutions are one of the most common, as nearly one-third of Americans plan to make one in 2019 according to a Fidelity survey. While wishing to strengthen your financial situation in the new year is a good first step, actually following through on this can be difficult. Everyone’s situation is unique, but  Read More →

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