11 Strategies to Maximize Your Savings for Retirement

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How to Become an Accredited Investor

When the economy is booming, you may not think about what could happen to your investment portfolio during a market downturn. But when the economy starts to slide you might want to consider your options for investing in counter-cyclical and alternative products. Here's what an accredited investor can invest in, and how to become one.

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Does your portfolio resemble your risk tolerance? View your recommended asset mix and see the expected returns for 1 to 30 years forward based on historical data and our Monte Carlo simulation model.

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11 Strategies for Maximizing Your Retirement Savings

Whether you’re just embarking on your career path or you’re ready to step into your golden years, it helps to know these tactics for maximizing your nest egg. Have you considered all of these important money moves?

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SMARTASSET STUDY

Most Fitness-Friendly Places for 2020

Establishing a more consistent fitness routine may be on your list for 2020, though it can sometimes burn more savings than calories. That’s why we examined the data to find the most fitness-friendly places for both your body and your wallet.

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TAX SMARTS

H&R Block vs. TurboTax

Which electronic tax filing services should you use this year? We did a deep dive of the features available at each price tier so you know if you can file for free, or determine which plan is most-cost efficient for you.

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RETIREMENT

How Much Do Different Assisted Living Options Cost?

Across the country, the price of assisted living varies widely depending on such factors as location, facility size and amenities. If you’re not sure whether you can afford this type of living arrangement, here’s what you need to know about the costs.

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How to Invest in Commodities

If you're not in a position to become an accredited investor (yet), you still can diversify your portfolio with commodity investments. Types of commodities include: agricultural resources, energy, livestock, and metals. Here's how to invest in these alternative assets.

Bonus tip: If you're new to commodities, you should probably talk with a financial advisor before making any purchases. Compare 3 financial advisors near you.

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