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Better Off BONUS call 015 - Retirement Planning

Mark TalercioMay 30, 2017401k, 529, 529plan, Betterment, betteroff, Boss, Career, Career Advice, careeradvice, cash, CFP, Credit, creditcard, creditscore, debt, economist, Economy, FAFSA, Fiduciary, fiduciarystandard, finance, financial aid, FinancialAid, financialliteracy, funds, Insurance, interest, interestrates, investing, IRA, Jill, JillSchlesinger, Jocko, kids, literacy, Money, mortgage, network, networking, personalfinance, podcast, Refinance, retire, Retirement, Rollover, roth, Saving, savings, Schlesinger, Stocks, Student loans, studentloans, wallst, wallstreet

Tip of the Week - May 26, 2017

Mark TalercioMay 26, 2017

Ep. 021 - The Wizard of Lies with Diana Henriques

Better Off BONUS call 014 - 401(k)

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Hot Housing

Bidding wars, no contingencies and frustrated buyers...the housing market is heating up! Existing home sales have jumped to their highest level since early 2007 and new home sale activity has been equally as brisk. Additionally, nearly a decade after the housing market peaked, foreclosure filings, which includes default notices, scheduled auctions and bank repossessions, dropped to the lowest level since November 2005, according to ATTOM Data Solutions.