Now that I have settled into my new job, I have to deal with the financial side of leaving a job. It is something that many people put off, but when you get a new job it is important to make sure your retirement accounts are in order.
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I was wondering what your take is on borrowing from a 401K to pay off credit cards. Everything I’ve read says not to but 1) I have an interest rate on one card that is 27%; 2) I’d be paying myself back an annual rate higher than anything I’m getting now. So why not?
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I would like to take this opportunity to toot my own horn for a moment. I got a promotion and a raise! Yay! More money, more to do. Good times.
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We have talked about automatic investments many times on this blog. I am a big fan of setting up a system that takes money straight out of your paycheck and puts it away for the day you call it quits. However, people often get nervous about investing their retirement savings. I have a couple of
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I was on the phone a few days ago with a friend who just started a new job at a big computer company. This friend is a smart girl. She has a college degree. She knows she should be investing for retirement. In our conversation, it came out that she has not set up her
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Many people are getting worried and are acting irrationally because of the current economic downturn. I have some advice for people. STOP FREAKING OUT! People freaking out is what causes economic downturns. Everyone hears things are bad so they stop spending. That causes a long chain of economic events that turn into a recession. Anyway,
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