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Having a Plan. However You Work.
When you’re working for yourself, you’re more responsible for your own financial wellness.
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Secure Your Own Future.
Secure Your Own Future.
If you’re one of the millions of self-employed and gig workers today, you enjoy having flexibility in the way you work. But without workplace benefits, you’re responsible for your own financial future, from protecting your family to planning for your retirement.
How are Americans facing this challenge today? We visited Stonington, Maine—a town with the highest self-employment rate in the country—where we met three generations of self-reliant lobster fishermen.
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Tips to Help You Plan Without a Benefits Plan
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Easy Ways to Get Started
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By Phone or Video

By Phone or Video
Our guidance, coming to a screen, speaker or receiver near you. It’s your call.
In Person

In Person
Connect with a financial professional near you for a customized professional strategy.
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What Else is Standing Between You and Financial Wellness?
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Getting Started

Getting Started
With family, career, and other responsibilities, focusing on your financial wellness can take a back seat—especially for women who are juggling more than ever.
Preparing for Longer Retirements

Preparing for Longer Retirements
With Americans living longer, you’ll need 18 years of retirement income, on average. Let’s make sure your money can go the distance.
Protecting What Matters Most

Protecting What Matters Most
Preparing yourself and your family for the unexpected is one of the keys to financial wellness. Make sure you’re ready for whatever life brings.
Planning for College and Retirement

Planning for College and Retirement
Balancing these two goals isn’t easy. But you can achieve both—without one coming at the expense of the other.
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