Setting and Targeting Investment Goals
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Ask yourself these questions when setting your investment goals.
Useful Links & More Educational Resources
With our firm public educational workshop experience, we have put together this page of trusted resources and links to share. If there are other links you believe would be useful, email us to let us know.
- Investor.gov
- MyMoney.gov
- The FDIC: Money Smart
- FINRA Investor Insights & Tools
- CFPB Financial Education Toolkits & Guides
- Military OneSource - Personal Finance Resources for the Military Community
- The Taxpayer Advocate Service (TAS) - IRS
- Medicare.gov
- LongTermCare.gov
- Online Tools for Individuals Deciding When to Claim Social Security Benefits
- The National Endowment for Financial Education (NEFE)
- Get Smart About Money (SAM) Program
- 360 Degrees of Financial Literacy Program
- Lets Make A Plan - CFP Learning Center
- Tax Foundation - Tax News, Research, & Insightful Analysis
- FTC Free Credit Report - Staying On Top of Your Credit
- Life Happens - Life Insurance Coverage Options
- Research Medicare Options - National Council on Aging
- HICAP (the Health Insurance Counseling & Advocacy Program) - California
- College Preparation: collegeboard.org & collegeconfidential.com
- Federal Financial Aid: fafsa.gov & studentaid.gov
- Aid for students studying overseas: iefa.org
- Education Savings plans: collegesavings.org & savingforcollege.com
- Grants and scholarships: cappex.com, petersons.com, fastweb.com, finaid.org
- College loans: studentloans.gov
- College Matching Navigator: nces.ed.gov/collegenavigator
- Marketplace.org - Daily Economic News
- Ten Clear Steps To Manage Your Personal Finance In The Time Of Crisis
- The PWC Annual Emerging Trends in Real Estate Report
- Book: Financial Intelligence: How to Make Smart, Values-Based Decisions with Your Money and Your Life
- Free Personal Financial Index Score - A complete financial health check up, a comprehensive financial benchmark tool
- Free Personal Values Assessment - Your values reflect what is important to you, including your financial goals
3 Popular Articles
What happens to the funds in my 529 plan if my child gets a scholarship for college?
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Here's what happens to your 529 plan funds if your child gets a college scholarship.
How long should I keep copies of my tax returns?
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Generally, you should keep your tax returns and supporting information for six to seven years.