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Biggest Retirement Saving Mistakes to Avoid at Each Life Stage
According to Northwestern Mutual’s 2018 Planning & Progress Study, a shocking 21 percent of Americans have nothing at all saved for the future, and 78 percent say they are extremely or somewhat concerned about not having enough set aside for retirement. Everyone’s path to retirement is different, but there are general rules that can help  Read More →
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 →
Q4 2018: Fiduciary Hot Topics: How You Doin’?
Grab your coffee and read on for the latest fiduciary fodder! DOL’s New Fiduciary Rule & the SEC’s Best Interests Rule – Hopefully they will Intersect This past March, almost 10 years after the “new” Fiduciary and Best Interest Contract (BIC) rules were first proposed, the Fifth Circuit of the U.S. Court of Appeals vacated  Read More →

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