Retirement
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PIC Daily
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How to Get the Most Out of Your 401(k)
Most people realize that they should be contributing to a 401(k). However, most people don’t know how to manage their 401(k). Guest blogger Ms. Money Savvy gives a few easy rules to keep you on the right track.
Personal finance, the rules have changed
PIC Daily is fortunate to welcome Ms. Money Savvy, who will be a regular guest blogger! Ms. Money Savvy is a thirty-something woman on the path to financial independence. For years, money experts have touted the same tired rules over and over again. In these tough economic times, here are some new rules to follow.
Free video help: how to set up your retirement account
You’re never too young to start saving for retirement! And there are lots of options that can help you save – 401(k), IRA, pension plans, social security… So, which plan is right for you? And how do you get started? Watch this video to learn more.
How to start saving for retirement
Whether you have a plan already, don’t have a 401(k), or have no idea where to even begin, there are several ways to make sure you’re prepared for your retirement.
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What’s Cooking? is a production of TV411. Their mission is to help adults gain the basic reading, writing, math, and science skills they need to achieve their educational, career, and personal goals.
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Chicken Skewers with a Tangy Dip
What’s Cooking? : Bacteria
In this episode of “What’s Cooking?” we’re fighting bacteria hysteria! We’ll make chicken skewers with a tangy parsley yogurt dip over a bed of fresh arugula. We’ll talk about the good and bad aspects of bacteria by finding out how to steer clear of the harmful types of bacteria and how better to incorporate the good bacteria into our diets.
Flavorful Zucchini Succotash
What’s Cooking? : Carbs
Today on “What’s Cooking?” we’re breaking down carbohydrates with a flavorful zucchini succotash with corn, yellow squash, red bell pepper and lima beans served over brown rice. Find out how these essential nutrients are an important part of your diet to keep you healthy and energized.
Savory Potato Tacos
What’s Cooking? : Heat
It’s a heat wave! We’re making savory potato tacos stuffed with black beans, cheddar cheese, and a tomato & cilantro salsa. And we’re trying out two ways of cooking them: in a regular oven and in a microwave.
Chili-Rubbed Salmon Filet
What’s Cooking? : Photosynthesis
On this episode of “What’s Cooking?” we’ll be cooking with sunshine. We’re preparing chili-rubbed salmon filet with a side of fresh green salad with sour cream lime dressing. Find out how photosynthesis turns sunlight into our food.
A Healthy Whole Wheat Pasta
What’s Cooking? : Water
Water is the key ingredient on this episode of “What’s Cooking?” We’re making a healthy whole wheat pasta with artichokes, tomatoes, capers and parmesan, plus refreshing lemonade with strawberry ice cubes. Plus: it’s a liquid, a gas and a solid. Learn about the science of water.
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