David Rodeck is a financial journalist based in New York City specializing in banking, investing and financial planning. Before writing full-time, David was a financial adviser and passed the Series 6 ...

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Sit down and list what you are saving for. If needed, you can use techniques geared toward helping people find and articulate their financial goals. Then, consider how you might pair up your goals to ...

No matter what your goal is, it’s easier to get there when you make a conscious effort to save a little bit every month rather than being overly ambitious and aiming to save up a lot of money in a ...

So many of us want to save money. So why don’t we? Because we’ve gotten used to spending money the way we always have. We like our afternoon Starbucks pick-me-up. We love our streaming channels. And ...

While working in the financial services industry, I have met two distinct types of people. There are those who can’t seem to get past living paycheck to paycheck (and trust me I’ve seen them at all ...

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Many people try to put money aside each month, whether it's for a new car, or maybe a down payment on a house. But a recent poll has revealed which generation is the savviest when it comes to saving.

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Starting early and saving consistently is the key to a financially comfortable retirement. Make sure you're using tax-advantaged accounts. It's never too late to start savings for retirement.