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Portfolio rebalancing, how to budget your money, what’s an HSA and who needs one? Preparing for retirement is hard. From personal finance basics to retirement planning and everything in between, we’ve got a few ideas to make life a little simpler. Contact MCF with any questions.

Financial Wellness


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Staying Financially Grounded This Season

As the year winds down, it’s easy for spending to ramp up. From travel and celebrations to those endless online deals that pop up in your feed. But even small splurges can add up fast. According to a recent survey by Achieve and Talker Research, 65% of Americans say they are stressed about their holiday spending, and 73% say that financial stress detracts from their enjoyment of the season. If you’re hoping to enjoy the season and keep your finances on track, here are three simple ways to find balance:

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Talking Money With Your Aging Parents

There’s a good chance you will have to get involved with your parents’ finances as they age. One in four adults say their parents rely on them for financial support.1 Your parents might need help managing their money or could rely on you for financial support if their retirement savings fall short. Regardless of the situation, being prepared for these conversations is crucial to avoiding potential challenges. The tips below can help you gain peace of mind and help ensure you’re equipped to assist with their financial matters if necessary.

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When is Risk Too Much?

Knowing when risk is too much is crucial to maintaining a healthy investment strategy. Asset allocation helps strike the right balance between growth and stability, ensuring your portfolio aligns with your goals and tolerance for risk.

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Generation Z in Retirement

It’s clear that Generation Z is entering a very different landscape compared to prior generations. Born roughly between 1997 and 2012, Generation Z is just starting their careers and already thinking about retirement—often with a sense of uncertainty. While it’s encouraging to see interest in long-term financial health, several challenges stand in their way.

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Your Guide to A Financially Healthy New Year

Reexamining your finances at the start of the year may not seem as exciting as making a commitment to healthier habits or fitness objectives, but financial wellness is closely related to both mental and physical health. You might be surprised at how simple it is to take charge of your finances. Here are six actions will assist you in reaching financial success in 2025 and beyond.

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