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Jones: What does financial fulfillment actually feel like? (opens the original)
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Feeling financially fulfilled means so much more than just the number in your bank account. Itâs about being able to take your family out to dinner without calculating whether you can afford it. It means sleeping soundly on a Sunday night, knowing that if the water heater gives out tomorrow, you can handle it. And itâs saying yes to a vacation because you planned ahead and the money is there. In short, financial fulfillment is the feeling that your money is supporting the life you want. This
Allen: Budgeting tips that fit real life (opens the original)
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If youâve just started managing your own finances, recommitted to doing it well or noticed your spending isnât making you as happy as youâd hoped, a budget might be exactly what you need. When you know where your money is going, youâre likely to feel more in control and more confident your finances reflect what actually matters to you. A simple budgeting framework to start: the 50/30/20 rule This article submitted by Edward Jones, Allen Wealth Management Financial Advisor Stacy Allen was
Allen: Build child’s education fund ... one brick at a time (opens the original)
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Every solid house starts with a good blueprint and a strong foundation. Saving for a childâs education is very similar. College costs can seem daunting. In addition to tuition, youâll need to account for housing and food, books and supplies, transportation and other expenses. The average annual budget at an in-state public university runs around $30,990 today and a private school is $65,470, according to the College Board. While most families wonât pay a collegeâs list price, youâll st
Allen: Debunking 5 common Social Security myths (opens the original)
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Social Security is often one of the most important income sources in retirement. Yet widespread myths about how it works can lead to confusion, unnecessary worry and poor planning decisions. Hereâs the truth behind five of the most common misconceptions. This article submitted by Edward Jones Financial Advisor Stacy Allen was written by Edward Jones for use by your local Edward Jones Financial Advisor. Edward Jones, Member SIPC Keep it Clean. Please avoid obscene, vulgar, lewd, racist or sexua
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