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Financial planning isn’t just about hiring a financial planner to set your financial goals and hit a target. This process happens every day; almost every decision from getting up in the morning and going to work or buying your morning coffee involves finances.
Life isn’t just about enjoying every moment, it’s about preparing for what’s ahead, and getting stronger in the process. This is exactly why financial planning exists.
Medical emergencies arrive unannounced. With the rising healthcare costs, the hospitalization and treatment expenses can leave a big dent in your savings kitty. Health insurance is your financial cushion against all medical expenses. You simply can’t live without health insurance in this country.
However, buying the right medical insurance plans could be tricky, especially when there’s absence of a full-fledged healthcare marketplace due to the gradual meltdown of Obamacare. But, if you’re insured through your employer or can afford to enter the private health insurance marketplace then there are a number of plans in the market that could leave you baffled with their variants and features.
Oscar Wilde once quoted “I don’t want to go to heaven. None of my friends are there”. Clearly, personal relationships or more aptly friendships are the purest forms of companionships in this world.
So there arises a natural tendency in us to give gifts to those who we think are valuable in our lives.
By the way, the most precious gifts are not found in supermarket stores, but somewhere deep within our hearts.
If you read personal finance blogs, you’ll notice plenty of articles on saving money, we also write about earning money a lot. With a twist and a purpose in mind let me list down few foolish ways to spend money. I could think of 74 ways as of now and I’ll add on as I come across other possible scenarios or read about them.
Most married couples in the U.S. accrue staggering amounts of debt during the span of an average marriage. Debt is one of the main issues that couples fight over, and maybe even eventually divorce over.
If the debt is bad during the marriage, it’s nearly unbearable during a divorce. Debt, even credit card debt, is split up during a marriage between the spouses according to state law.
