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    1. 5 Reasons You Need a Financial Plan
      A documented, living and accessible plan makes it more likely you’ll pursue the financial future you want.
    2. Five Key Financial Aspects to Managing Your Home
      For most consumers, a home is their largest financial asset and largest ongoing expense. The biggest difference between your home and all your other
    3. Powers of Attorney: The Estate Planning Tools Every Adult Should Have
      Attorney Jennifer Imediegwu A Financial Power of Attorney and Health Care Power of Attorney are two very important estate planning documents. Without such powers in place, an individual is open to a guardianship action in the event of an accident, prolonged illness or mental incapacity. Guardianships can be costly and
    4. 4 Challenges Brands Need to Start Thinking About Now for a Smoother Peak Season
      Take these steps now to avoid common pitfalls of peak. In the U.S., peak holiday shipping season generally begins in October and lasts through
    5. Fed's Powell sees US boom ahead, with COVID still a risk
      WASHINGTON (AP) — The U. S. economy is poised for an extended period of strong growth and hiring, the chair of the Federal Reserve said in an interview broadcast Sunday, though the coronavirus still poses some risk. Chair Jerome Powell, speaking to CBS' “60 Minutes," also said that he doesn't expect to raise the Fed's
    6. Essential financial Advice for Women Owned business
      Essential Financial Advice for Women-Owned Businesses to navigate to start or grow a business
    7. Before You Borrow: The Smart Small Business Owner’s Guide To Secured Vs. Unsecured Loans
      Whether you’re launching, expanding, or navigating a short-term crunch, knowing when to use a secured versus an unsecured loan can make all the difference.
    8. Customer Retention Strategies That Work in Uncertain Times
      Change is one of the few constants in life, especially in business. Enterprises that are able to adapt to change will be able to withstand not only the small fluctuations of everyday operations, but also sudden major disruptions. A global pandemic is but one possibility here; natural disasters and other crises may pull
    9. It's a chaotic world right now. Here's why that makes it the ideal time to start a business.
      With recession chatter and general market uncertainty, is 2025 a good time to start a business?
    10. 5 Ways to Improve Your Cybersecurity
      We are in a computerized world, and that comes with all kinds of pros and cons. And, one of those cons involves privacy and security in a world where cyber criminals spend every waking minute seeking ways to benefit from any vulnerability in your online systems. So, today, let’s discuss how to improve your cybersecurit