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“What Older Adults Need to Know About Money”

Are you confused and afraid of the financial decisions that lie ahead? You are not alone. At no other time in life do people have as many financial decisions to make as they do at age 50 and beyond.

Inside this publication, you will find easy tips on how to navigate through the cloudy waters of financial jargon as you make the important decisions that lie ahead.

Packed full with “financial glossaries,’ worksheets, and many other hints and tips,  this publication is an invaluable resource.

For free access to this Publication, click here.

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“Money.. What Young Adults NEED to Know”

There is a popular phrase that “knowledge is power.” We’ve brought together information that will help you gain that power — power to manage your credit cards, buy a car, protect yourself from identity thieves, avoid overpriced lenders and credit practices, and make your money work for you.

Use this publication to arm yourself with information to navigate today’s increasingly complex economy. Make compound interest work for you, by saving and investing, rather than against you by borrowing more than you can afford to repay. Today is the first day of the rest of your financial life.

Make the most of it. Download this publication here.

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Did You Know?
Recently Arthur C. Brooks wrote an article in the Op-Ed Section of the Wall Street Journal in which he recalled the now famous 1972 Stamford psychologist who did an ingenious experiment. He placed a marshmallow in front of young children and told them if they wait fifteen minutes before eating the marshmallow they would receive a second one as a reward. Thus, for the investment of fifteen minutes they could have two marshmallows instead of one. About two thirds of the children failed the experiment as they desired immediate gratification and gobbled up the single marshmallow right away. What are we doing to teach our children to save?