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1. Young Scientists Need Firm Plan To Make Up for a Late Start.

Author

Robinson, Ken

Subjects
*SCIENTISTS, *FINANCIAL planning, *FINANCIAL management, *PERSONAL finance, *FINANCIAL planners, *WEALTH management services, *DEBT, *BUDGET, *SAVINGS
Abstract

The article presents ways for young scientists on how to make a financial plan. First, scientists should begin a new savings program. Second is to make plans to purchase a house. Third is to pay down their consumer debt if they have any. Fourth is to learn and use their institution's employee-benefit programs. The transition from student to professional is a long and busy time for a scientist. However, the effort they put into financial planning early in their career will save them money in the years to come.

Published
2006
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2. BUILD YOUR FINANCIAL DREAM TEAM : FINANCIAL PLANNER.

Author

JEFFREY R., KOSNETT

Subjects
*FINANCIAL planners, *FINANCIAL planning, *PERSONAL finance, *SAVINGS, *RETIREMENT planning
Abstract

The article presents advice on selecting a financial planner. Commentary is presented on reasons for hiring one, how much a planner's services cost, how to find the right planner, and questions to ask before making a commitment. It is noted that saving for retirement and reducing financial anxiety are among reasons why one might choose to engage a planner.

Published
2012

3. How to Not Work Forever.

Author

Latus, Janine

Subjects
*SAVINGS, *MUTUAL funds, *FINANCIAL planners, *WEBSITES, *FINANCIAL planning
Abstract

Provides tips on how to begin saving. Start with mutual funds; Meet with financial planners; Visit financial web sites.

Published
2004

4. To Save More, Focus on the Future.

Author

KATES SMITH, ANNE

Subjects
*SAVINGS, *FINANCIAL planners, *FINANCIAL planning, *EMOTIONS, *HAPPINESS
Abstract

The article discusses how the more one will save and the better one will manage one's cash and credit considering one's future. It notes that empowerment is the key to emotional well-being, at least when it comes to finances. It adds that people who believe they create their own financial destiny are happier with respect to their money than those who believe they have less power.

Published
2017

5. Finding a Financial Advisor.

Author

Haunty, Thomas A.

Subjects
*INVESTMENT advisors, *FINANCIAL planners, *SAVINGS, *FINANCIAL planning
Abstract

The article presents questions and answers related to financial advisors including what do they do, how do they charge for their service and on their selection.

Published
2010

6. A fortysomething divorce.

Author

Myers, Wendy S.

Subjects
*ECONOMICS, *DIVORCE, *DIVORCED people, *PERSONAL finance, *DIVORCE settlements, *COST of living, *ASSETS (Accounting), *LEGAL status of women, *FINANCIAL planning, *FINANCIAL planners, *CHILD support, *SAVINGS
Abstract

Offers advice on how to financially survive a midlife breakup. Asserts that after divorce, women and children can expect an average decline of 73 percent in their standard of living within one year while men experience an increase of 42 percent. Financial survival strategies; Knowing where your assets are; Hiring a lawyer who specializes in divorce; Getting financial advice.

Published
1991

7. THE POWER OF ADVICE.

Subjects
*SAVINGS, *FINANCIAL management, *FINANCIAL planning, *PERSONAL finance, *FINANCIAL planners
Abstract

The article offers advice on how to save money and build personal wealth. Tips include keeping a financial diary that tracks spending, setting a budget, and saving money prior to spending it on anything. Information is provided on using a financial adviser to manage cash flow and create a long-term financial plan. INSET: POWER SAVER.

Published
2012

8. Suze Orman.

Author

Welch, Suzy

Subjects
*FINANCIAL planners, *FINANCIAL planning, *STOCK exchanges, *SAVINGS
Abstract

The article discusses financial adviser Suze Orman. Orman lives in Florida and is very focused on helping people with their finances. She keeps track of the stock market in her free time and is an optimistic person. She believes that everyone is able to better their lives by taking control of how they spend and save.

Published
2009

9. A New Year's MONEY RESOLUTION.

Subjects
*PERSONAL finance, *FINANCIAL planning, *FINANCIAL planners, *FINANCE, *SAVINGS
Abstract

Presents tips on financial planning for 2004 and beyond. Importance of determining short-term, intermediate and long-term financial goals; Identification and resolution of issues that hinder financial freedom; Suggestion with regard to consulting a financial planner.

Published
2004

10. The Game Plan.

Author

Dagher, Veronica, Korn, Melissa, and Nish, Caitlin

Subjects
*RETIREMENT planning, *SAVINGS, *RENTAL housing, *FINANCIAL planning, *401(K) plans, *FINANCIAL planners
Abstract

This article explores how some people in the U.S. are saving for their retirement. It cites the decision of a couple to rent instead of buy a house to save for their retirement. It also discusses the effort of a single man to put funds into his 401(k) retirement plan. The article also presents the views of financial advisers on the saving strategies.

Published
2011

11. Untitled.

Subjects
*PERSONAL finance, *FINANCIAL planning, *SAVINGS, *FINANCIAL planners
Abstract

TAKING QUESTIONS Three experts -- Ramit Sethi, Beth Kobliner and Madison Nipp -- will be answering reader questions on personal finance for young people. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Published
2009

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