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Steven Stanganelli - EzineArticles.com Expert Author
Steve Stanganelli is a fee-only, five-star rated, board-certified financial professional who specializes in working with business owners, executives, medical professionals and their families to make smarter money moves during life and business transitions.
Steve earned his Masters in Finance (Financial Planning focus)from Bentley University with high honors. Steve holds the CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER (tm) and CHARTERED RETIREMENT PLANNING COUNSELOR (sm) designations.
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- Inflation and the Rising Tide - Protecting Your Assets From the Storm
[Finance:Wealth-Building] Inflation in a recession? Why you need to be concerned about it and how you can protect yourself and retirement pay check.
- Gone Phishing
[Finance:Credit-Tips] During these last lazy days of summer, a fishing trip might seem like a great idea as a favorite past time for many. But beware of other types of 'phishermen' on 'phishing expeditions' ready to steal your personal identity and wreak havoc on your personal finances. With a little effort, you can protect yourself and not become bait for an unwanted 'phisherman.'
- Lowering Your Medical & Dependent Care Costs With Uncle Sam's Help - Using Flexible Savings Accounts
[Insurance:Health] Many people may be familiar with the Dependent Care flexible spending programs offered by employers. However, not as many people are necessarily as familiar with the medical FSAs that many employers also offer. They are very similar in concept but with a few subtle and important differences that can help you improve your personal bottom line.
- Beware the Siren Call - Using Equity-Indexed Annuities - Handle With Care
[Investing] Who wouldn't want to have the perfect investment - one that guarantees a minimum return, participates with increases in the stock market and never goes down? Be careful what you wish for. Better yet, look before you leap.
- Pay For College Without Busting Your Retirement Nest Egg
[Investing:Retirement-Planning] Paying for college is a daunting challenge. How you pay for it will impact your retirement. Regardless of where you send your kids to school, the bottom-line fact is this - How you pay for college impacts how much you save for retirement. For every dollar that you save on college costs means more for your personal retirement down the road. With proper coordinated planning, you can maximize your savings and investments, use proven strategies that will help avoid crushing student debt and use the IRS to help pay for college.
- Paying For College Without Going Broke, Part 2 - Increasing Your Chances For Student Financial Aid
[Finance:Student-Loans] Spring is in the air and soon high school graduation caps will be too. But it is never too early or late to plan for the next step in a child's education career. Deciding on a college or other post-secondary vocation school is based on a number of factors. But it should be clear that this is as much a business decision as anything else.
- Divorce - First Steps to a Fresh Start
[Finance:Personal-Finance] When love goes wrong, there are a host of money pitfalls and potholes on the road to and from the courthouse. When one door closes in life, another door opens. A divorce represents both an ending and a beginning. A fresh start requires a solid plan to get back on track. Starting here may help.
- Exchange Traded Funds - 8 Ways to Improve Your Portfolio With ETFs
[Investing:Mutual-Funds] While the market for open-end mutual funds is huge, the market for ETFs is large and poised for growth that may rival them. As of 2006 there was approximately $600 billion invested and Morgan Stanley predicts that more than$2 trillion will be invested through ETFs by 2011. Why are these investment vehicles becoming so popular? How can an individual investor use these to implement a cost-efficient diversified investment portfolio? Smart investors should get ahead of the curve and be prepared to profit.
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