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End of Year Financial Checkup

MainStreet Financial Planning

Review your budget – Are there any new expenses that you need to add or anything that can be taken out such as any unused subscriptions? If you are unsure if your portfolio aligns with your risk tolerance, time horizon and goals, reach out to us at Mainstreet and we would be happy to help!

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Do You Still Need A Financial Advisor After You Retire?

WiserAdvisor

They can assess your financial situation, long-term goals, risk tolerance, and investment preferences to create personalized strategies. They can also help you optimize your savings and investment plans, ensuring that you maximize your earning potential while minimizing risks.

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Slow Adoption for Many Reasons

Inside Information

Ayasha Jones, partner and Director of Operations at BlueSky Wealth Advisors in New Bern, NC said that she and other ops professionals are inundated with new fintech options all the time, and the IT percentage of the operating budget is larger than it ever was.

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Financial Resolutions to Take Into the New Year

Carson Wealth

Create a Budget. A budget is an excellent way to help you stay on track in real time with your expenses. Two budgeting apps I like: Mint , which is free and great for tracking and categorizing expenses; and YNAB (You Need a Budget), which costs $100 a year but is ad-free. Review Your Portfolio. Pay Down Debt.

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A Financial Advisor Can Prepare You for A Wintery Market

Integrity Financial Planning

For one person, that might mean reassessing their risk tolerance and portfolio holdings to make sure that they hold assets that will at least sustain their value or provide a safer return, such as an interest rate or a dividend yield. What Can We Expect from the Markets?

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Asset Allocation

MainStreet Financial Planning

There are many steps in building an investment portfolio, in this article, I’ll discuss how asset allocation and risk tolerance are important considerations when investing. In simple terms, asset allocation is the mix of all the different types of investments you have in your portfolio. Some examples include U.S.

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Wealth Accumulation: A Step By Step Guide

Clever Girl Finance

Create a budget. Try using something like the 50/30/20 budget. There are many other budgeting options, as well, like the 70/20/10 or the 30/30/30/10 budget. You can even create your own unique budget, but the really crucial thing is to organize your money. Create a budget that works for you.