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No matter where you are in your financial journey, planning for costly emergencies is always important. And most of us will never be in a situation where our emergency fund can cover every possible accident or act of God. That’s where insurance comes in. 

However, not everyone uses insurance for its intended purpose. There will always be fraudsters looking to

It’s almost impossible for the average person to buy a house without a mortgage. But you may find a mortgage is the most complex financial transaction you’ve ever done. How do you navigate the process? This webinar addresses mortgage types, interest rates, amortization, closing costs, refinancing, and much more. J. R. Gurrieri, an experienced financial planner, presents. His practical, easy-to-follow

Military finances can be complicated enough. But if you’re a reservist, you have to navigate two systems at once: the military system and the civilian system. You may end up planning for retirement while trying to take into account your years of active duty, your years in the reserves, and your years of civilian work. While every reservist’s situation is

No matter how dedicated you are to your business, there will come a time when you no longer want the responsibility of managing it. Before then, it’s vital to create a succession plan. With the right plan, you can ensure a seamless transition to the person of your choice. This webinar addresses choosing your successor, funding the transfer, and planning

Anyone can invest, but without knowledge, it’s difficult to ensure good results. A few basic strategies you can learn will put you head and shoulders above a novice investor. This webinar includes tips about the best investments, strategies for short and long term investing, and enlisting the right professionals. Jeff Davis is a financial professional with over thirty years of

Starting a business is an investment. You invest time and work into it now, and someday, you hope, it will all pay off. That makes it seem like a great way to save for retirement. By investing as much as possible in your business, you can live off the profits when you’re older.

However, this is probably not the best

It’s the main way the average American increases their net worth. You buy a small starter home and pay the mortgage on it for years. When it comes time to sell, you earn back not only the money you’ve paid so far, but a tidy profit as the value of your home has increased.

At least, that’s the promise. Sometimes

Paying for college is always a challenge. But at least during your undergrad, you might have been young, living on campus, and with few outside obligations. Adults who go back to school for a further degree may have additional challenges. Can you afford to pay for another degree while you’re still paying off the first one? Do you have energy