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Whether you’re focused on day‑to‑day money decisions, investing, navigating work and career choices, or deciding when to work with a financial professional, you’ll find guidance here to help you move forward with more clarity and confidence.

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Managing money

Understand your money personality

You've read horoscope predictions and taken compatibility tests, but what about your money personality? Knowing your money personality and behaviors can help improve your relationship with money and your financial future. Watch this video to learn about the five types.

Investing money

What’s your risk tolerance?

Whether you're new to investing or you've been at it awhile, it's important to periodically assess your current comfort level with risk. It can help open a conversation about what kind of strategy may best fit your financial goals.

Take a powerful first step

Don’t know how to calculate net worth? You don’t need to — our net worth calculator will do it for you. Figuring out your net worth is an important step that can help you move toward your financial goals. Are you on track to retire on time? Are your savings allocations fully optimized? Do you have the best tax strategy? Whatever your plans are, calculating your net worth is a first step to figuring out what comes next. Find out where you stand in minutes.

Work & career

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How does a 401(k) impact your retirement plan?

For many, a 401(k) is an important part of the tax-advantaged retirement benefits offered by their employer. Understanding how to read your 401(k) statement and make decisions, can be critical to a sound retirement strategy.

When changing jobs, you may choose to keep your 401(k) with a former employer or consolidate it.

How to read a 401(k) statement

Learn more about leaving your 401(k) with a former employer

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How to get the most out of workforce benefits

Be sure to check your basic benefit package, which may include:

Long-term disability income insurance
Life insurance
Retirement plans
Health insurance deductibles
Telecommuting

You should also investigate other important benefits, if offered, including Health Savings Accounts (HSAs), Discounted Employee Stock Purchase Programs (ESPPs), telemedicine, and tuition reimbursement.

Read more about workforce benefits

Working with a financial professional

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How can a financial professional help

A financial professional helps you have a conversation with your future self, so you make the financial decisions today that future- you will be thankful for.

Learn 3 ways a financial professional adds value

First meeting game plan

Watch this video to learn 4 essential steps for a successful first meeting with a financial professional:

Outline your goals
Select a professional
Have a preliminary conversation
Gather records and information

Take the next step

Helping you secure your future

When you work with a financial professional, you’ll have someone who understands your unique financial needs and family situation—and how to tailor solutions around both.

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Planning

Explore how financial planning can help you clarify your goals and priorities.

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Insurance

Discover insurance products that can help you protect the ones you love.

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What’s on your financial to-do list?

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Managing money

Understand your money personality

Create a monthly spending and savings plan to keep your budget on track.

Assess your income.

Use the 50-30-20 rule. Allocate 50% of your income on needs, 30% on wants, and 20% toward debt repayment.

Make savings goals a separate line item.

Prepare for the unexpected with an emergency savings fund.

Setting financial goals for now and later

Good debt vs. bad debt

Managing student debt