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To help prevent further spread of COVID-19, there’s a consensus that Americans need to stay home and adhere to social distancing practices. This is especially recommended if one feels sick or has a suspected or confirmed case of the virus. As directed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), it’s important to self-quarantine and be mindful of personal hygiene, such as washing your hands and the like. Our health and the health of the nation is top of mind, but the question remains: will U.S. workers still get paid if they stay home?

Although there is a significant financial component to leaving a lasting legacy, it encompasses so much more than just money. No matter how old you are, it’s worth taking the time to consider the legacy you’d like to leave in each of the following areas.

On December 20th, 2019, the SECURE Act became law. Your unique financial situation will dictate exactly how this will impact you and your retirement plan, but there are a few key changes that everyone should take note of when planning for retirement.

As we all receive multiple daily updates on the Coronavirus often one cannot help but to catastrophize potential outcomes. Read this article from Market Watch on how the market has performed during past viral outbreaks.

Having a high credit score is important to your overall financial health. Changes are coming to the way credit scores are calculated. Is your credit score on it’s way up or down? #BeIntentional #LiveTheLifeYouWant

Making a New Year’s resolution is the first step to creating better habits. But making a New Year’s resolution and keeping a New Year’s resolution are not always the same thing. By incorporating the following tips, you can keep this year’s resolution going strong throughout 2020.