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FDIC Insurance: How It Protects Your Cash & How to Increase Coverage
In the rare case of a bank collapse, FDIC insurance helps safeguard the money you deposit into your accounts. Knowing how the insurance works and how much it covers, can help provide peace of mind.
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Choosing a Corporate Trustee
If you have determined that setting up a trust will help you accomplish your financial goals, the next step includes choosing your trustee—and if you choose a corporate trustee—deciding what capacity you want this trustee to serve.
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Account Protection at Janney
Through every market condition, through every stage of your life—and your family’s life—Janney provides stability and coverage for the safety and security of your assets.
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How Janney Provides Simplicity and Security for Your Finances
In light of continual financial uncertainty, it’s natural to have heightened interest or concern around the security of your assets, and the specific protections Janney has in place for your account(s).
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Prevent Identity Theft
Identity theft is when someone steals your personal information to commit fraud. Here is a checklist of some steps you can take to help from becoming a victim.
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Determine How Life Insurance Fits in Your Financial Plan
When it comes to life insurance do you have more questions than answers? If so, use this checklist to start the process of determining if you need it, and if you do--what solution best fits your needs.
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Why Use Life Insurance in Estate Planning
Life insurance can be a way to help loved ones pay for estate taxes, as well as to provide estate liquidity.
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How to Prepare to Fund the Cost of College
As the cost of college continues to rise, proper financial planning is essential to saving enough—in a way that best suits your circumstances—to fund the cost of higher education.
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Approaching Retirement: What You Should Be Doing Now
You’ve worked hard to save toward your retirement goal, and as it gets closer, now is the time to make some important decisions and nail down the specifics.
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How to Start Planning Retirement Withdrawals
Planning a retirement withdrawal strategy is a fundamental step toward replacing a traditional paycheck with a long-term retirement “paycheck.”
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Which Programs Should You Consider To Cover Health Care Costs?
With health care fees climbing, identifying a few ways to help meet those surging costs may provide your with peace of mind.
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Planning for Retirement: What You Should Be Doing Now
While retirement may seem like a distant dream at this time, taking action now and making decisions with the future in mind can help you realize your retirement dreams when the time comes.
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Optimizing Tax Strategy and Charitable Giving With a Donor Advised Fund
When developing a charitable giving strategy, there are a number of approaches and solutions to consider, depending on your unique circumstances. Let’s take a look at one option that may be worth considering—a Donor Advised Fund (DAF).
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Building a Personalized Asset Allocation
A well-defined asset allocation essentially sets the framework and guides the path your investment portfolio should follow to achieve your long-term financial goals.
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The Importance of “What if” Planning
There is a basic rule that applies to personal finance: plan ahead. But “what if” planning can provide security and preparedness when the unexpected occurs.
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Protecting Your Financial Legacy
There are a variety of ways life or long-term care insurance can help you prepare for life’s worst-case scenarios and help you preserve your financial legacy.
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Recover From a System Hack
Here is a checklist of steps to help you recover from a computer system hack.
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Understanding State Inheritance Taxes
If you inherit money or property upon the death of a loved one, you may be expected to pay inheritance tax on your new assets. Find out which states have an inheritance tax and if you have to pay.
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Prevent Phishing Attacks
Phishing scams are growing more sophisticated. Here is a checklist of things to do to recognize and avoid these scams so you can protect both your identity and your assets.
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Are You Incorporating Secure Act 2.0 Provisions into Your Financial Plan?
SECURE Act 2.0 is designed not only to make it easier for employers to adopt and administer retirement plans, but also to help individuals save for retirement. There are nearly 100 provisions in this new legislation. Some of these, which are in place now or will become effective in coming years, are highlighted below.
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