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Introduction to Tax Loss Harvesting
Learn more about this potential money saving practice and get to know the do’s and don’t’s of the trade.
Why Should You Choose Vanguard?
If you don’t know why Vanguard is a better bet than some of the other low-cost index fund providers, this article is for you.
Bond Prices and Interest Rates
Bond prices can be confusing. When the interest rate goes up, bond prices go down. Why is that the case?
How to Use Pre-Tax Commuter Dollars on Uber Rides
Do you have extra transportation funds you are looking to expense but are unsure of how to do so? See how a WageWorks Prepaid Commuter card can help you expense your Uber rides.
The Power of Incrementalism: What Can You Do Today?
How to make big changes in your life one small step at a time without feeling overwhelmed.
How to Manage Tax Diversification Like a Boss
If you want to retire with the most money, look at creating different accounts that will give you access to tax-free money, tax-deferred money and some taxable money. This will allow you to draw from all three types of accounts in retirement, keeping your taxable income low and ensuring you pay minimal taxes on your tax-deferred money.
Why Automating Your Finances Leads to Financial Success
Let’s discuss why behavioral science suggests that automating your finances is a sure path to financial success and that the benefits of automating far, far outweigh the potential pitfalls.
Should I Choose a Fixed or Variable Rate for Student Loans?
When refinancing student loans, many lawyers stumble on whether to choose the fixed or variable rate. Typically, the variable rate is the better choice.
