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Makin’ Tracks: Carly Pearce’s ‘Next Girl’ Turns Personal Heartbreak Into an Energetic Single

October 9, 2020

Pearce married Ray a year ago — on Oct. 6, 2019, to be exact — at the peak of a high-profile romance that occurred while her Lee Brice duet, “I Hope You’re Happy Now,” was on its way to becoming her biggest single to date. The joy of that moment was shadowed by the death of her producer, busbee (Maren Morris, Lady A), which brought both grief and a creative issue: Nothing else on her self-titled sophomore album had the ’90s vibe that “Hope You’re Happy” maintained, and she felt she needed to cement the direction that single had led her.

“I had to have a really big ‘come to Jesus’ with myself and go, ‘Do you have something on this album that follows it up correctly?’ And also, ‘Do you have a song that you identify with?’ ” remembers Pearce. “I didn’t, and I have a

Planning Strategies for Single Savers

October 7, 2020

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Single folks investing and saving for retirement have some special planning issues for which financial advisers can offer valuable expertise.

Unlike married investors, single people are on their own without the additional retirement savings of their spouse to help build their retirement nest egg. Here are some issues that financial advisers can consider when helping single clients plan for their retirement.

Saving as much as possible for retirement is important for all, but especially so for single folks. They have only their retirement savings to count on. Be sure they are maxing out their 401(k) or other employer-sponsored retirement plan if they have one available.

You should also encourage them to contribute to an IRA as well. If they are self-employed, be sure they open and contribute to a Solo 401(k), a SEP-IRA or a SIMPLE IRA.

For those who have the option to do so, funding an HSA account

5 ways single parents can save more money during the pandemic

October 6, 2020

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Single parents have it especially rough right now, between the demands of work (or being out of work) and helping kids learn remotely.
Financial planner Marie Thomasson, herself a single parent, has some tips for any single parents looking to save more right now.
She suggests requesting for more child support as a start, then saving any money you’re not spending on expenses like entertainment or travel.
Meal planning and enlisting your kids to help with food prep can help cut down on food waste.
Ultimately, any money you’re able to save should go into a high-yield savings account.
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Ella Mai’s New Single, ‘Not Another Love Song,’ Was Inspired By Personal Experiences | Music

September 28, 2020

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No matter where you were, or what you were doing, when Ella Mai’s “Boo’d Up” comes on, you remember the summer of 2018 when it became one of the most popular songs in the world. The 25-year-old’s breakout song celebrated the power of R&B music, as Mai’s addictive ode to awestruck adoration peaked at No. 5 on the US Billboard Hot 100 and went on to win Best R&B Song at the 61st Grammys. Her follow-up three-times-platinum single, “Trip,” and her eponymous studio album that has sold more than a million units, quickly positioned her as an explosive success. Her voice, combined with her ability to sing open and freely about not just love, but the issues behind difficult situations and decisions, continue to captivate millions, especially during a time where the pandemic has changed our collective understanding of love duestress, anxiety, and uncertainty. Mai’s music is needed now more

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