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We think financial planning information should answer more of the questions we all have and be less complicated. Check out how we approach personal finance and what we’ve been up to through our video content.

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Being behind on your retirement savings can create feelings of stress, anxiety, and worry. Even thinking about how to get back on track can feel overwhelming and confusing. But with retirement on the horizon, using the time you do have to your advantage can make a huge difference.<br /><br />Brent Weiss, CFP®, ChFC®, Co-Founder of Facet explains what you can do now, and how a well-defined and evolving financial plan is the key to putting you in control of your future.<br /><br />Learn more 👉 https://facet.com/article/retirement-plan-off-track-heres-how-to-redirect/

3 Steps You Can Take To Get Your Retirement Back On Track

Being behind on your retirement savings can create feelings of stress, anxiety, and worry. Even thinking about how to get back on track can feel overwhelming and confusing. But with retirement on the horizon, using the time you do have to your advantage can make a huge difference.

Brent Weiss, CFP®, ChFC®, Co-Founder of Facet explains what you can do now, and how a well-defined and evolving financial plan is the key to putting you in control of your future.

Learn more ???? https://facet.com/article/retirement-plan-off-track-heres-how-to-redirect/

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3 Retirement Planning Mistakes That You Can't Afford To Make

The road to retirement is full of twists and turns and a lot to plan for — marriage, family, college, career changes, taxes, your dream home, not to mention unexpected events. It’s not a drive you can take on autopilot; it requires constant attention and frequent adjustments.

There are a lot of important decisions you need to make along the way, and the wrong ones can potentially cost you hundreds of thousands of dollars. Brent Weiss, CFP®, ChFC®, Co-Founder of Facet walks us through how to avoid the three biggest mistakes people make when planning for retirement.

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These days more and more companies offer equity compensation to their employees as one of the benefits.📈<br /><br />What does that mean? It means that your employer may give you shares of company stock, or it may give you the option to purchase shares at a certain price.<br /><br />If your employer offers equity compensation, here’s how to make sure you take full advantage of it and don’t leave money on the table.<br /><br />Learn more 👉 https://facet.com/article/an-introductory-guide-to-stock-compensation/

3 Things To Know To Make The Most Of Your Stock Compensation

These days more and more companies offer equity compensation to their employees as one of the benefits.????

What does that mean? It means that your employer may give you shares of company stock, or it may give you the option to purchase shares at a certain price.

If your employer offers equity compensation, here’s how to make sure you take full advantage of it and don’t leave money on the table.

Learn more ???? https://facet.com/article/an-introductory-guide-to-stock-compensation/

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Webinars & Appearances

With the average student loan debt approaching $40,000, is higher education still the best option for you or your children? The benefits of a degree are numerous, and evidence shows it can improve career prospects and lifetime earning potential. Even then, lingering student loan debt is keeping graduates from getting married and buying homes while some employers are shifting away from requiring a four-year degree altogether. Join Emily Millsap, CFP®, a parent with two college-age children, and Brent Weiss, CFP®, ChFC®, for an in-depth conversation about the value of taking a “gap year”, how to save for college, and more.

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Conversations Over Coffee: Is College Still Worth the Cost?