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• How to make sure your financial house is in order before retiring

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  Officers must also check they are truly eligible for retirement before submitting their paperwork

• Your pension plan shouldn’t be your only retirement plan

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  Improve the odds of retiring on your terms by taking advantage of other account and employment options

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• Take charge of your personal finances with these strategies

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  Sometimes it takes a national emergency to force us to focus on our financial health

• Are first responders eligible for a stimulus check?

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  Breaking down the tax benefits, and eligibility cutoffs for stimulus payments outlined by The CARES Act

• Student loan relief during the COVID-19 pandemic

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  The CARES Act provides for the suspension of principal and interest payments on most Direct Loans and Federal Family Education Loans

• Financial planning tips for police officers

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  All too often police officers put themselves in unnecessary financial strain, causing them to have to work a ton of overtime or even get a side job

• 4 tips for successful public safety retirement

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  Many public safety employees experience a type of identity crisis when they leave the job – here are some ways to cope

• Trump announces deal to end record-long shutdown

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  Some 800,000 federal workers have had to work without pay or have been kept from doing their jobs

• Invest or spend? How to fix a cop’s ‘need’ for retail therapy

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  Denying yourself something in the short-term in order to gain something larger in the long run is a better deal

• 2 tips for a more fruitful tax season

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  Approach your monthly finances with intentionality and it will change the trajectory of your budget, your ability to pay off your debts, invest in your future, and deal with the annual visit from the tax man

• Avoid 'crashing' your budget with long-term money management

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  If you keep your head and eyes focused on where you want to go, you will significantly reduce your chances of deviating from your course and suffering the iniquities of poor self-discipline