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Social Security Administration Phone Scam
Angela M. Carstens | Posted:
With all of the various ways malicious people try to steal our identities, it should not be a surprise that the Social Security Administration (SSA) has issued a warning about an Office of the Inspector General (OIG) impersonation scheme.
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What are Advanced Placement (AP) courses worth to your student?
Daniel V. Estenson CFP®, AIF® | Posted:
There are a few ways parents or grandparents can help students reduce student loans for future college students. There is another way that the student can help themselves minimize college costs: by earning college credits through Advanced Placement (AP) classes.
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Going Without Medicare Part D May Not Make Sense
Lindsey M. Hendrickson | Posted:
Even if you aren’t currently taking any medications, if you're turning 65 soon and will be eligible for Medicare, you may want to seriously consider enrolling in Part D coverage at the same time you enroll for Medicare.
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Overcoming Obstacles
Ty A. Bernicke CFP® | Posted:
I have always been truly inspired by stories about people who use difficult situations in life to grow personally.
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