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Conquering Your Financial Fears A short guide to overcoming your worries.  An unusually helpful bit of pop psychology holds that we should worry only about things we can control or effect and put aside anxieties we cannot. That advice holds true for worrying about money and investing. Although some fears cannot be controlled by the individual or have little likelihood of happening, addressing a related fear that can be controlled may help alleviate some of the anxiety.  Read more... 

 

Green Energy Tax Breaks For Your Home. We all know about the big talk about global warming and everything that goes along with it. Not everyone agrees whether or not our actions our impacting the environment. No matter how you feel about global warming, you should be looking into making your home green.  Read more...

 

Your Complete Guide to Rolling Over Your 401(K) into an IRA. Are you unhappy with your 401(K)? If you are like most people, then you too are very dissatisfied with your 401(K)'s investment options and high fees. This is exactly why so many people decide to move their money from a 401(K) to an IRA rollover as soon as they leave their job. Some people even elect to rollover eligible 401(K) balances even while they are working. The rollover process has a wide range of costly landmines for the uninformed. The steps can be extremely simple or extremely complex depending on your plan.  Read more...

 

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