What financial goals have you set for 2024? Or a better question, do you set financial goals for yourself at all? With inflation roller coasters, student loan debt forgiveness, and job retention uncertainties, prepping your budget and financial planning can be no easy feat. This year especially, financial wellness will remain a much-discussed topic. So, […]
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Experts say that you should have an emergency fund of three to six months just in case something were to come up. Emergency funds could help cover: Unexpected home repairs Car troubles Abrupt career changes Sudden medical needs When you have money saved up for any of the above, you save yourself the headache
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Which should you do first: build your emergency savings fund or pay down debt? Right now… 56% of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck 70% of Millennials specifically are living paycheck to paycheck (more than any other generation!) 69% of adults have less than $1,000 in their savings account Average American debt stands at $6,270
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Financial wellness is a topic that has gotten a lot of attention lately. In May 2020, nearly 75% of 700 retirement plan decision-makers reported the financial wellness programs they offer were in greater demand, with 28% recording a sizable uptick in employee usage. Though many financial wellness programs today focus on things like financial literacy
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Employees may not realize the importance of an emergency savings fund until they experience a sudden financial crisis such as unexpected medical bills, house or car repairs, or job loss. Having emergency savings is crucial for the financial wellbeing of your employees and their families. By helping your employees to build emergency savings, you are
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