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Top Insights Driving Financial Planning Strategies in 2025

WiserAdvisor

At any given moment, people are working towards multiple goals like saving for retirement, managing taxes, buying a home, protecting their family through insurance, or planning for healthcare needs. People want all these goals to work together.

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Beyond Salary: Understanding Your Total Compensation

Yardley Wealth Management

Negotiable benefits include a better title, equity, remote and/or flexible work schedules, sign-on bonuses, relocation assistance, additional healthcare benefits, and more paid time off. Which Benefits Can Be Negotiated?

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Strategic Retirement Planning Guide for Single Women: Expert Financial Advice

Yardley Wealth Management

Plan for Longevity Women typically live longer than men, which means they need to plan for a longer retirement period and potentially higher healthcare costs. Consider purchasing insurance policies such as health insurance, life insurance, disability insurance, and long-term care insurance to safeguard against unexpected risks and expenses.

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Maximizing Maternity Leave Benefits: Financial Strategies for New Parents

Yardley Wealth Management

Explore benefits such as health insurance coverage, flexible spending accounts (FSAs) for medical expenses, and childcare assistance programs offered by your employer or through government agencies. Take advantage of any available resources to minimize out-of-pocket costs and maximize your financial stability during maternity leave.

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How to Build a Retirement Plan That Covers Your Healthcare Needs

WiserAdvisor

In 2023, healthcare spending in the U.S. With medical inflation outpacing general inflation, ignoring healthcare in your retirement plan is a risk no one can afford. Factoring in retirement healthcare costs is a smart move. Below are 5 things you can do for retirement healthcare financial planning: 1.

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11 Financial Tips for Starting a Family

MainStreet Financial Planning

Review your health coverage. Once your new dependent arrives your monthly premiums for healthcare will increase. Update your life and disability insurance. Now more than ever you want to have appropriate life and disability insurance coverage, so if something unexpected happens your family will be OK.

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How Much To Save For A Baby + Key Savings Tips New Parents

Clever Girl Finance

Review your maternity leave and insurance coverage 6. Update your life insurance policy 8. Review your maternity leave and insurance coverage Understanding your maternity leave and insurance coverage is key to financial planning. Using these accounts wisely can help you save money on healthcare costs.