5 Financial Bad Habits to Cut This Year

When it comes to financial bad habits, the most common are also well known — don’t spend too much, don’t take on unsustainable debt, and avoid living paycheck to paycheck. But what happens once you’ve implemented this advice and still aren’t getting ahead? Here are five overlooked financial bad habits that could be draining your bank account.

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HEATHER BUSH
Your Year-End Estate Planning Guide: An 8-Step Checklist

When it comes to your estate plan, you don’t just have it drafted and put away until it is time for your loved ones to manage your lifetime of affairs. As your world changes year by year, it is critical that you review your estate plan and update it to stay aligned with your long-term financial goals. Here is an eight-step year-end estate planning checklist to help you organize and prioritize your estate planning strategy.

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HEATHER BUSH
Philanthropy and Charitable Giving: Innovative Ideas for High Net Worth Individuals

Many high-net-worth individuals are aware of their capacity to impact the world to make it a better place through giving. Philanthropy and charitable giving provide a platform for them to affect positive change beyond wealth accumulation. Charitable endeavors can be rewarding to them personally and the broader society that benefits from their generosity.

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Will You Be Naughty or Nice To Your Finances This Holiday Season?

‘Tis the season for fun, family, and a lot of spending. Whether you plan to spend money on holiday gifts for the family, are planning a holiday event, or like to use the holiday season as your time for contributing to worthy causes, it’s a time that has the possibility of straining your finances. Don't wake up with regret this January. Instead, follow the tips below to be a little nicer to your finances this holiday season.

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HEATHER BUSH