Why Women Have Less 401(k) Savings than Men on Average
In this article, we delve into the key reasons why, despite women having better saving habits (consistently enrolling in their plans at higher rates and contributing a bigger cut of their paychecks) , they tend to have less 401(k) savings on average....
What Can a College Savings Plan Be Used For?
In this article, we explore the versatility and potential of a 529 College Savings Plan, shedding light on the essential expenses it covers and ensuring that your loved ones have the necessary financial support to thrive during their college years....
How Do College Savings Accounts Work?
College savings accounts, like 529 Plans and Coverdell ESAs, let you save money for education with tax benefits. When used for qualified expenses such as tuition and books, withdrawals are tax-free. Choose the right account, watch your savings grow, and ensure a smoother path to...
American Business Women’s Day: September 22
American Business Women's Day is a special occasion dedicated to recognizing the accomplishments and contributions of women in the business world. ...
Exploring Alternative Ways to Save for College Beyond the 529 Plan
The recent Wharton study on 529 college savings plans revealed that a significant number of people have invested in suboptimal plans. ...
What Retirement Account is Tax-Free?
Discover the benefits and understanding of Tax-Free Retirement Accounts for maximizing your savings for the future....
Navigating Teachers’ Retirement
Retirement planning is a critical aspect of every individual's financial journey, and for teachers, it carries its own unique considerations. ...
Are College Savings an Asset?
As families plan for their children's higher education, one question that often arises is whether college savings should be considered an asset. ...