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Do Women Need to Save More When Planning for Retirement?

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While the gap shifts based on age, race and other factors, the harsh truth is, when planning for retirement, most women have to work harder to save the same amount as men. While we work on changing this reality for our daughters, women can also take steps now to ensure they’re ready for whatever comes their way in retirement.

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Offering Financial Literacy Benefit Programs Could Save Businesses $40 Billion

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Employers offering a range of financial support options — such as retirement planning workshops, debt management counseling, and savings incentive programs — can lead to a more stable, productive, and health-conscious workforce. Here are some options: 1.Retirement

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Financial Wellness Journey For Lasting Financial Well-Being

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Improving Current Financial Flexibility Flexibility in finances means having the freedom to make choices that fit with your lifestyle. Securing Future Financial Freedom Planning for retirement is vital to ensure you can maintain your lifestyle as you age. It covers everything from retirement savings to tax strategies.

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Want To Be a Freelancer? Here’s How to Get Started

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They need to be good at negotiating, too, so they can earn the fees they deserve and manage client expectations. Understanding the pros and cons can help determine if this independent path aligns with your career goals and lifestyle preferences. Long-term success lies in building good client relationships.

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The 6 Biggest Financial Mistakes to Avoid in Your 30s

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For many, it’s a decade during which they are buying their first home, having children and upgrading their lifestyle. It could be down payment money for a home, putting [funds] toward a young child’s education or investing in retirement. However, it’s not just lifestyle creep that’s causing this growing debt.

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The Future Of Less Work with Nirit Cohen

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“Organizations expect workers to use AI to do more, but workers are saying, ‘No, I want some of that time back for myself.’” Lifelong Learning and Creativity We ended on an inspiring note: work isn’t something that stops when you retire. Lifelong learning is non-negotiable in a world where change is constant. Her advice?

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Hacking Corporate: How to Create the Work Environment You Want

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If your boss doesn’t get it and objects, consider this the start of your negotiation. While working from home one afternoon, my Supervisor called to notify me of his retirement. If you decide to embrace the corporate hacking lifestyle you’ll likely be criticized. Don’t make excuses—own it. Set Boundaries Early.