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3 Smart Summer Moves to Keep Your Financial Plan (and Retirement Goals) on Track

MainStreet Financial Planning

Make sure your beneficiary designations are current, check your insurance coverage, pull your credit report, and revisit estate planning documents. Organize and Update Key Documents Summer is also a great time to review the paperwork side of your financial life.

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The Money Tasks You’re Avoiding And How To Make Progress (Part 1)

Workable Wealth

Gender (men typically pay more than women) One of the most common questions about life insurance is how much coverage you’ll need. Your coverage level is unique to you and your situation. All of these should spark review to potentially increase coverage that meets your changing needs. Not sure where to get started?

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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. Financial planning should ideally involve every area of your financial life because they are all interrelated. Estate planning. Create an estate plan.

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Top Insights Driving Financial Planning Strategies in 2025

WiserAdvisor

Comprehensive financial planning involves budgeting, investment planning, tax optimization, debt management , insurance coverage, retirement strategy, and even estate planning. While each of these goals is important individually, what matters more is how they all fit together.

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Kick Off the New Year with a Solid Plan

Yardley Wealth Management

We’ll create multiple layers of security: The Shield: Proper insurance coverage The Moat: Legal protections and estate planning The Watchtower: Regular credit monitoring and identity protection Planting Your Money Trees Investment isn’t just about stocks and bonds – it’s about planting seeds that grow into sturdy money trees.

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Strategic Retirement Planning Guide for Single Women: Expert Financial Advice

Yardley Wealth Management

Consider purchasing insurance policies such as health insurance, life insurance, disability insurance, and long-term care insurance to safeguard against unexpected risks and expenses. Plan for Social Security Social Security is a valuable source of retirement income for many Americans, including single women.

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What High-Net-Worth Prospects (Really) Want From A Financial Advisor

Nerd's Eye View

For example, an advisor may think of "risk management" in terms of life and property insurance coverage, whereas HNW clients may instead think of tax and estate-planning strategies as asset protection measures – particularly for the future wealth of their heirs.