FDNY Slams Congestion Pricing Tolls, Warns of Delayed Responses, Millions in Overtime
As New York City ushered in its long-awaited congestion pricing plan, the FDNY sounded the alarm over what it calls a looming public safety crisis.
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Savings
Welcome to FirefighterNation™’s savings strategies for firefighters section, where you’ll find insightful articles on effective savings techniques and best practices tailored to the unique financial circumstances of firefighters. Explore topics such as emergency funds, budgeting tips, and maximizing savings opportunities to achieve financial stability and future goals. Empower yourself with practical advice and strategies to build a secure financial foundation throughout your firefighting career
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Your Parents and Their Money
My mother never imagined my grandmother would live to the age of 100, but she did, and they fought about her finances pretty much until…
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Holiday Deals Are Here. Don’t Let Debt Follow
A long shopping season can lead to a lot of spending — here's how to avoid getting too deep into debt.
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The Double-Edged Sword Of Overtime: A Guide To Financial Wellness And Balance
There are many factors to consider with overtime, including financial wellness, time, and your health.
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Student Loans Canceled for Over 1 Million in Public Jobs; Find Out if You Are Eligible
A student loan cancellation program for public service workers, including firefighters, has granted relief to more than 1 million Americans.
Biden Orders $1.2 Billion in Student Debt Cancelled for Firefighters, Teachers, Nurses
The Biden administration on Thursday announced it will cancel about $1.2 billion in student loan debt for 35,000 borrowers who work in public service.
Retirement Planning: To Drop or Not To Drop
Many fire departments have a Deferred Retirement Option Plan (DROP). The DROP is an optional benefit that allows members to continue to work and earn…
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Most People Think They Need $1.8 Million to Retire. Do You?
The majority of Americans believe they need $1.8M to retire comfortably.
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Three Ways to Create a Stronger Income Plan for Retirement
Take a moment to assess your financial standing and consider the various factors that might impact your portfolio.
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Fall Financial Check-In: How Balanced Is Your Portfolio?
ake a moment to assess your financial standing and consider the various factors that might impact your portfolio.
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Seven Ways to Manage Your Financial Stress
With financial stress being a leading cause of physical and mental health problems, finding ways to manage financial stress is important.
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How to Get a 401(k) Match for Your Student Loan Payment
You may be able to save for retirement quicker while you pay your student loan.
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Saving: Can Buy Now, Pay Later Plans Help Build Credit?
Ashlyn Brooks - Kiplinger's Personal FinanceKiplinger's Money Power Apple recently announced that loans made through its buy now, pay later program will be reported to…
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Investing: Balance Risk and Reward With These ETFs
A new class of ETFs, called defined-outcome or buffered ETFs, limit your losses in the stock market in exchange for giving up some of your…
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