Financial Services of America

FSA Newsletter

JUNE

How Well Do You Understand Retirement Plan Rules?

Shortages and Bottlenecks Expose Weak Links in U.S. Supply Chains

New Changes to College Financial Aid and Education Tax Benefits

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MAY

Rising Inflation: Where Will It Go from Here?

Portfolios Get Personal: Growing Interest in Socially Responsible Investing

Social Security Spousal Benefits

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APRIL

A Financial Wellness Plan Can Help Pave the Road to Retirement

Working While Receiving Social Security Benefits

High-Frequency Indicators: Where to Look for Signs of Recovery

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MARCH

Key Retirement and Tax Numbers for 2021

GameStop, Reddit, and Market Mania: What Happened?

Are Value Stocks Poised for a Comeback?

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FEBRUARY

Watch Out for These Financial Pitfalls in the New Year

Pandemic Relief Measures and Your Tax Return

New Fed Policy Suggests Low Rates for the Long Term

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JANUARY

Five Tips to Regain Your Retirement Savings Focus in 2021

Prepare Your Finances for the Next Emergency

Money Market Funds in a Low Rate Environment

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DECEMBER

How COVID-19 Has Changed Consumer Behavior and the Future of Retail

Putting Your Nest Egg in Three Baskets

Full House: Adult Children Coming Home

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NOVEMBER

Five Investment Tasks to Tackle by Year-End

Three Questions to Consider During Open Enrollment

Passive, Active, or Both?

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OCTOBER

Election 2020: Political Uncertainty Creates Potential for Market Swings

Accumulating Funds for Short-Term Goals

Return of Premium Life Insurance: Protection and Cash Back

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SEPTEMBER

The Bull Is Back... Will It Keep Charging?

Survivor Benefits Provide a Financial Lifeline

Student Loan Stress? These Plans Might Help

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AUGUST

Debit or Credit? Pick a Card

College Disrupted: Students Face High Costs and Pandemic Impact

Crisis Relief: Financial Lifelines for Affected Workers

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JULY

Mid-Year Is a Good Time to Fine-Tune Your Finances

Four Questions on the Roth Five-Year Rule

The Shape of Economic Recovery

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