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Okay, we all know (even though many of you have tried anyway) that jumping in and out of the stock market to avoid bad years and only participate in the good times doesn’t work.  That’s not my hot take. My big epiphany is WHY market timing doesn’t work.  Here it is: You are trying to…

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Today’s blog is a quick reminder of the savings limits for retirement accounts in 2026.  Adjust your payroll deductions and savings plans accordingly. 401(k), 403(b), 457, and TSP plans: Annual contribution limit: $24,500 (up from $23,500 in 2025). Catch-up (age 50+): $8,000 (up from $7,500). Total possible (age 50+): $32,500. Spec...


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Sure, sure, we all want to save more money in 2026.  But, as the iconic Cyndi Lauper sings, girls (and guys) just wanna have fun! What’s good for your pocket and the environment?  Keeping used gear in the hands (and on the feet) of people instead of in landfills.  Read on, Intrepid Adventurer, for resources:…

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Curious about what your friends and neighbors are thinking about when it comes to money?  Look no further than the top internet searches to take the public temperature about money worries. Inflation and cost of living questions Budgeting, saving, and “how to manage money” Credit cards, debt payoff, and loans Student loans. 4million Google searches…

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Happy New Year!  Riding the wave of peace on earth and good will toward your bank accounts, here are three New Year’s Money Resolutions I would love to see people make and some ideas about how to keep them. Right-size your emergency fund. First, what is a reasonable goal to have in safe money? Three…

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