Many people are not saving enough money to have a secure retirement. You'll need a nest egg that provides a good amount of income to supplement Social Security, and the sooner you begin investing, the easier it will be to amass the necessary funds. (Source: WFMZ)

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With inflation rising and account balances falling, financial advisors say having a plan is more important than ever — and can help “stress test” your investment strategy. (Source: CNBC)

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Wealth Wednesday Tip #740: Do you get financial envy? Don't be fooled by social media's money mirage: It's easy to get caught up in what others post on Facebook and Instagram, but don't let that affect the way you view and manage your money. (Source: Morning Star)

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Compare what you’re spending to what you’re saving. Trim the fat where you can and cut back on any unnecessary expenditures so that you can allocate more to your retirement savings column. (Source: Yahoo! Finance)

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