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How to Make a Budget in 8 Steps
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Are You on Track for Retirement?
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How Can I Enhance My Life Insurance Coverage?
WAEPA has offered Group Term Life Insurance coverage exclusively for current and former Civilian Federal Employees since 1943. With two add-on options, the Chronic Illness Rider and Automatic Benefit Increase Rider, it’s easy to customize your coverage to meet your unique needs.
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Improve Your Finances with a Financial Fast
In today’s world, where we are constantly bombarded with advertisements and encouraged to spend money, it can be difficult to take a step back and assess our spending habits. A “financial fast” is an excellent way to do just that. It involves a period of time in which you deliberately avoid spending money on nonessential items to improve your finances and help you spend more mindfully. Here are some benefits of a financial fast:
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Short-Term Disability Insurance for Federal Employees
According to the Council for Disability Awareness, over one in four twenty-year olds can expect to become disabled before reaching retirement age. Are you financially prepared for a disability? Short-Term Disability Insurance is an important tool that can help you prepare for the unexpected. Discover the benefits of Short-Term Disability Insurance tailored for Federal Employees and help secure your financial future.
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15 Tips on Understanding Social Security
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What is Financial Wellness (and Why Does it Matter)?
The state of our finances is top of mind for many of us, particularly with the rising cost of living in recent years. Now, more than ever, investing in your financial wellness is well worth it. No matter where you are in your financial journey, it's important to know what you are working to achieve, and how to assess your progress.
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9 Reasons Why Life Insurance for Women is Important
Many people are aware of the gender wage gap but less known, perhaps, is the discrepancy in life insurance coverage for women and men. According to a 2021 study by Life Happens and LIMRA, only 48 percent of women own life insurance, compared to 58 percent of men.