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Money market funds — which are different than money market deposit accounts — are a type of mutual fund that typically invests in shorter-term, lower-credit-risk debt, such as Treasury bills. Currently, some money market mutual funds are outperforming assets such as high-yield savings accounts or newly purchased Series I bonds. Money market funds have less liquidity than savingsChristopher Lyman, a certified financial planner with Allied Financial Advisors in Newtown, Pennsylvania, said he's still proposing money market mutual funds for certain clients, with the caveat of higher risks or more stipulations for accessing the money. What's more, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission recently adopted "liquidity fees" for certain money market funds for withdrawals when daily outflows exceed 5% of the fund's value. Money market funds aren't risk freeWhile money market funds typically invest in lower-risk assets, experts say it's important to know the funds aren't risk free.
Persons: dowell, Christopher Lyman, he's, Lyman, Randy Bruns, Bruns Organizations: Federal Reserve, Data, Investment Company Institute, Financial Advisors, U.S . Securities, Exchange Commission, Fund, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Locations: Newtown , Pennsylvania, it's, Naperville , Illinois
If you're among the cohort lacking a retirement account, just about every financial planner would tell you to get started as soon as possible. There are plenty of different ways to invest out there, including workplace retirement accounts, individual retirement accounts, accounts designed for medical expenses and regular old brokerage accounts. Still, there are some general guidelines that financial pros typically prescribe when it comes to where you park your retirement savings. Priority 3: Get triple tax savings with an HSANot every retirement saver can invest using a health savings account. Like a traditional 401(k), money you contribute to an HSA counts against your taxable income.
Persons: Christopher Lyman, Kevin Brady, Roth, you've, Amy Miller Organizations: Financial Advisors, Wealthspire Advisors Locations: Newtown , Pennsylvania, New York City, West Hartford , Connecticut
How Much Rent Can I Afford?
  + stars: | 2023-05-11 | by ( ) www.wsj.com   time to read: +7 min
Paying too much in rent could leave you struggling to pay your other bills or unable to save for the future. Here’s how financial planners say you can make sure your rent is in line with your income and goals. Experts we spoke to recommend keeping rent costs below 25% to 30% of your monthly income. Another factor to consider is whether spending a little more on rent could help you save on other costs. When it makes sense to spend lessIt can make sense to spend less than 30% of your net income on rent if you have other large expenses.
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If you've heard of "cash stuffing," there's a good chance it's because of Jasmine Taylor. In the first year of cash stuffing, she paid down $23,000 in student loans and wiped out $9,000 worth of medical and credit card debt. How cash stuffing can change your mindset around moneyThe cash stuffing method isn't new. When she and her husband tried cash budgeting for a year, "we couldn't believe how much we did not spend. How to budget with cash stuffing
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