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Crisis Management Financial Planning: Preparing for Unexpected Events

Carson Wealth

Unexpected events can derail your progress toward your goals and even your financial security if you don’t have a plan for managing them. To prepare for these events, you must have enough assets—or access to enough assets—to survive, recover, and move on. Budget for emergencies. Set up systems to monitor your cash flow.

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The 18 Best Financial Advisor Conferences To Attend In 2025

Nerd's Eye View

However, the good and bad news of this evolution is that because conferences are more specialized than ever, there's even more opportunity to get value out of a 'good-fit' conference… and it's even more of a waste of time to go to an event that is not a good fit for the advisor's needs and circumstances! Read More.

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Try A No Spend Month To Reset Your Finances!

Clever Girl Finance

Life happensunexpected sales, social events, or just mindless scrolling that turns into an Amazon delivery at your doorstep. Follow your existing budget : Stick to your pre-planned necessities and nothing extra. Consider hosting a potluck dinner, having a game night, taking a hike, or visiting free community events.

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How To Succeed At A Low Buy Year And Transform Your Finances

Clever Girl Finance

In a low-buy year, you might allow yourself a $100 clothing budget for the year or one new item per season. Anticipate future expenses Think ahead to birthdays, holidays, and special events where you might be tempted to spend. What Is The 70-20-10 Budget? For example, in a no-buy year, you wouldnt buy any new clothing.

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7 Steps to Define and Align Your Money Values for Success

Clever Girl Finance

Your money values influence the decisions you make about budgeting, saving, investing, and even giving. That realization encouraged me to create a fun fund in my budget , so I could treat myself to experiences without guilt. Experiences Youre happy to spend money on travel, events, or hobbies that bring joy and create lasting memories.

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Your Guide to a Financially Healthy Holiday Season

Your Richest Life

But holiday spending is still a struggle for most people, with seven in 10 people reporting that they usually go over budget on their holiday expenses. Creating a budget for the holidays gives you the freedom to enjoy the holidays without the nagging guilt that you might be undermining your financial goals. From there, you can edit.

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Financial Advisor Marketing to Millennials: Reach Success

Midstream Marketing

Millennials need help with budgeting, investing, and managing debt. Share what you know by talking about current events in finance. This includes budgeting, investing, retirement planning, and understanding key financial concepts in wealth management. Still, these challenges also create new chances for financial advisors.