We all have our own unique relationship with money. This typically evolves from money scripts or our views of money that are deeply rooted in our childhood and
It depends. There are two important laws that Texas teachers should know about that can impact whether you will receive Social Security.1
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How to Avoid Retirement Woes
According to the American Institute of CPAs (AICPA), the top concern of retirees is running out of money. For those especially
High-3 and New BRS
Did you know that the Department of Defense estimated that 83 percent of military personnel exit their service before 20 years? In fact
Whether you like it or not, a good credit score is essential. Your credit score factors into everything from insurance rates, to whether you get the job you
Americans love to drink coffee on average consuming two cups per day. Getting coffee on the go is common, but this can cost $3.50, or more, for a Cup of Joe
What is F.I.R.E?
There is a movement called F.I.R.E which stands for Financial Independence Retire Early. This movement, born out of the Great
What are 403(b) plans?
Generally, 403(b) plans are offered by 501(c)(3) nonprofit employers, public school systems and universities, public
Professors, administrators, and staff in public higher education institutions in Texas have many different smart options when it comes to retirement plans.
One of the potential benefits of working in a large corporation is its employee benefits. Large corporations have the advantage of the size, which enables them
Pension Crisis and COVID-19
COVID-19 has exposed the already weak state and local government pension plans.1 Inaction by Congress for relief due to the
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs estimates that nearly 200,000 service members leave the military every year. For many of them, the transition back to
