Regardless of where you are in life—recently out of college, in the middle of your life and career, or nearing your retirement years—good financial planning requires careful considerations that will help you plan for every stage of life, save wisely, and retire well.
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In our book Money Talks, you’ll find many stories of people from all walks of life as they navigate the different stages of their lives. These stories will help illustrate key aspects of financial planning, showing you what to do—and what not to do—as you go through life.
The average American graduates from college with about $30,000 in debt and can expect to earn an entry-level salary of about $45,000 per year. Accounting for all of those expenses while trying to build up savings and invest for retirement years can be challenging for even the savviest Millennial.
You buy a home, you raise your family, you earn some promotions, maybe you even enter into a new relationship or a second marriage. A lot can happen in life, whether you’re planning for the milestones that make our memories or whether you’re not looking.
If we’ve planned ahead and saved wisely, we should be able to retire well. After years of saving, managing debt, investing carefully, and planning for healthcare expenses and long-term care needs, we’ve come to the point where it’s time to put our plans into action.
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