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Dollar-cost averaging is where you invest the same dollar amount on a consistent basis regardless of price. One of the most common examples of dollar cost averaging is your 401(k) plan at work.

While there are plenty of excuses available to explain why you can’t retire when you want to—or maybe not at all—bad luck shouldn’t be one of them. Here are seven actionable tactics to make your retirement more of a reality.

What actually ended up happening to stock market trends is yet another reminder to us all: timing the market like this rarely works.

I know I want to invest but I have no idea what I want to invest in. How do you think about that?

Here are five great reasons to start working with our financial advisors, no matter where you are in your financial journey. 

Now is the perfect time to evaluate your payroll tax withholdings and plan for the future.

Choosing a beneficiary is no small feat. It’s a difficult decision to make because it requires a balance between emotion and logic. And while it may seem like the right choice is your child—the person most affected by your financial standing—there is a lot more to consider than proximity or need.

One of the most common questions we get is whether to invest in a Roth IRA or Traditional IRA. In order to find the answer, let’s start by reviewing the differences between the two options.

The beginning of a new year is the perfect time to reevaluate your retirement contributions. Today we’ll cover three tips that may come in handy during tax season.

Despite the hope that comes with ringing in the New Year, it also can bring financial stress. In this scenario, non-traditional options for small, simple loan solutions can provide some stress relief.