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01/05/2023

Should you use a savings or checking account?

Savings accounts and checking accounts have different uses, so it's worth knowing which is right for you.

01/05/2023

13 Best places to retire for golf lovers

From Florida to Hawaii, here are 13 places to retire with the best golf courses.

01/04/2023

How to host an appetizer only dinner party:

Serve delicious finger foods for an inexpensive, low-stress alternative to a sit-down dinner with these easy appetizer ideas and clever hosting tips.

01/04/2023

The six cornerstones of building a great remote work culture.

Creating an amazing remote work culture isn’t easy. With no foundation to build upon, it could feel like your new remote team is on sinking sand.

12/30/2022

From all of us at Financial Design Group, we wish you a Happy New Year!!!

Our offices will be closed on Monday, January 2nd, 2023 in observance of the holiday. We will re-open on Tuesday, January 3rd, 2023 at 8:30 am. Thank you!

12/17/2022

Three nonnegotiable tips to raise confident kids, from the world's oldest cultures

Without yelling, nagging, or timeouts.

12/14/2022

The best way to Protect a Parent from Scammers

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06/10/2019

How much should you be contributing to your 401(k)? Just two percentage points may make a big difference over time.

Contributing the proper amount to a 401(k) plan is an important part of successful retirement saving. Learn how much to save in your 401(k) and more.

06/08/2019

Do you know that Medicare may not pay for some or all of your long-term care needs? Learn more.

Medicare and Medicaid are the main U.S. government programs that provide varying long-term care benefits, but they may not cover all your expenses. Make sure you understand the benefits they provide.

06/07/2019

Parents, college may be increasingly expensive, but that doesn’t mean your child has to go deep into debt.

If you have children, back to school is likely to be on your mind and possibly how you'll pay for future college bills without leaving them deep in debt. So what can you do? Depending on their stage of life, here are some ways to reduce the burden of student loans on your children:

06/05/2019

There are a lot of questions to answer to prepare for retirement. It can be tough to know how and where to start. Here’s a great read to check out if you’re feeling a little lost.

There are a lot of questions to ask yourself when retirement planning. These four questions can help you kickstart your retirement planning process.

06/03/2019

6 money tips for new college grads

Now that you have your first full-time job, here are money tips for college graduates to help you make the most of it.