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Michael Callahan: Oct 01, 2020
There are certain things you remember to do each year. You go for your annual physical, have your teeth cleaned and meet with your tax accountant. You renew your insurance policies and get your car serviced. Maybe you review and update your estate...
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Stephen Sachetta: Sep 15, 2020
Risk is inherent in owning a small business. Certain risks, like introducing a new service or taking a chance on an untested employee, can have...
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Joseph Sachetta: Sep 05, 2020
Maybe you’ll play 18 holes every day, throw yourself into volunteer work or finally write that book. Maybe, for you, a satisfying retirement means...
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Sachetta, LLC: Aug 17, 2020
A lot changes when you retire. Your morning alarm might get pushed back, and your daily routine will certainly shift. You might become a little more...
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Sachetta, LLC: Aug 10, 2020
Right now, a 65-year-old has a 70 percent chance of needing long term care at some point in the future. Twenty percent of today’s 65-year-olds will...
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Sachetta, LLC: Jul 13, 2020
Living with a disability usually comes with a need for special care. So, it’s important that adults with disabilities plan properly so that they can...
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Sachetta, LLC: Jul 06, 2020
Planning for retirement involves a lot more guessing than some people may be comfortable with. While you can make careful plans and calculate...
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Sachetta, LLC: Jul 03, 2020
Young Americans know plenty about topics that their parents don’t understand (Tik-Tok, anyone?), but the average new worker probably knows little...
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Sachetta, LLC: Jun 11, 2020
There are some things you can afford to think about just once a year. Your routine physical. Your car inspection. Lease renewals. What to buy your...
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Sachetta, LLC: Jun 11, 2020
At 18, a young adult might own little more than the contents of their bedroom. So estate planning might be the last thing a recent high-school...