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The truth behind the meaning of money
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Unpacking the new SAVE Plan: What Facet members need to know
Find out how the Biden-Harris Administration's new SAVE Plan can significantly reduce undergraduate student loan debt, limit growing interest balances, and provide income protection for certain individuals.
Wealth manager vs. asset manager: What's the difference?
Feeling overwhelmed when choosing a financial advisor? Learn the differences between a wealth manager and an asset manager, with tips on identifying your needs and objectives.
Understanding the expected family contribution (EFC) and its influence on college financial aid
Learn how the US Department of Education estimates each family’s ability to pay for college and explore alternative options if you are unable to meet it.
Debt-to-income ratio: What it is, why it matters
Find out what debt-to-income ratio (DTI) is, why lenders use it as a measure of creditworthiness, and how to lower it.
Flexible spending account (FSA): How FSAs work, eligibility requirements, and contribution limits
Confused about how FSAs work? Discover the details on eligibility requirements, contribution limits, and more in this comprehensive guide.
Compound interest: Supercharge your savings
Build your wealth faster with compound interest. Here's an informative guide on how compounding works, different compounding frequencies, and the power of “interest on interest” to help you reach financial freedom sooner.
Health savings account: How HSAs work, eligibility requirements, and contribution limits
A health savings account (HSA) is a tax-advantaged medical savings account for US taxpayers with a high-deductible health insurance plan.
How to reduce financial stress even if you have a plan
Financial stress happens to just about everyone at some point in their lives. Follow these steps if it happens to you.
Financial reset: What it is, how to do it, and why
A financial reset is an excellent way to change how you think about money, improve your finances, and realign your money habits with your values.