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The end-of-the-month problem isn’t just what you’re taking in, it’s more likely what’s going out. Navigating the line between income and expense is a lot easier with a financial road map: A household budget.
A will is not a one-and-done exercise, because life doesn’t stand still. Circumstances change, and when they do, you’d best update your will or risk unintended consequences.
There are many formulas for figuring out how much money you need to retire. Almost all of them can end up being wrong for a variety of reasons.
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