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Financially Healthy: What Does It Mean for You?
There is a lot of advice out there about what you should or should not do when it comes to your finances. There are lists of what financial milestones you should hit in your 20’s, 30’s, 40’s, etc. You may feel pressured to buy a house or have a certain amount saved for retirement by a certain point. You may have tackled mountains of debt or feel uncomfortable taking on any debt at all.
So, how do you sift through all the talk to find what makes sense for you?
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Is It Time for a Financial Check-Up?
Your kids have packed up their childhood bedrooms, bound for college, careers, or homes of their own. Regardless of what personal plans you may have in mind for this new chapter, your finances are bound to look different with fewer family members living in your home.
Making your money work for you during your next chapter as empty nesters will help you put your mind at ease and appreciate the perks of having come so far!
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