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Adviser links: spreadsheet knowledge

Abnormal Returns

Podcasts Christine Benz and Jeff Ptak talk hourly financial planning with Mark Berg who is the founder of and lead advisor at Timothy Financial Counsel. thinkadvisor.com) An excerpt from Wade Pfau's book "Retirement Planning Guidebook: Navigating the Important Decisions for Retirement Success."

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Conflict Resolution in Financial Planning

eMoney Advisor

As a financial professional helping couples plan for the future, you have likely experienced the discomfort that can occur when conflict arises. By taking the clients back to the beginning, the financial professional can get to the heart of what the couple in conflict truly wants out of their financial plan.

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Helping veterans and military with financial planning

Nationwide Financial

When engaging in financial planning with your veteran and military clients, there are many unique obstacles and situations to consider. Not only will the lifestyle of military members differ from civilian clients, but there many financial benefits available to veterans from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).

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Employee Benefits Optimization for a Positive Workplace Culture

Fortune Financial

Additionally, this strategy offers tangible benefits to the company, including enhanced productivity, a stronger employer brand and potential financial incentives like tax benefits. Our team at Fortune Financial conducts interactive educational workshops for organizations and their employees.

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How Consumer Credit Counseling Works

Clever Girl Finance

In addition to all of the resources available to help you develop your own plan to get out of debt, there are public agencies that can offer assistance, too. If you’ve never heard of this option, you may be wondering, “how does consumer credit counseling work?” If you are in debt, you are not alone. The best part?

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Transcript: Ramit Sethi

The Big Picture

I said, yes, I plan to. SETHI: When I show people for example that if you take a mortgage, you might as well just add on 50 percent to that mortgage to account for taxes, interest, maintenance, opportunity costs they are shocked they can’t believe it. And they said, you should take some time. So, I took the summer off.