Common Expenses We Don’t Think To Budget For (But Should!)
There are a lot of expenses that, although they are common and, in some cases, annual, we don’t think to plan for them in our
How Introducing New Benefits Can Improve Office Morale
I’ve owned a business for about 20 years, and time and again, I’ve learned that nothing is more critical to our success than happy and
Are You Putting Too Much Faith In Your Robo-Advisor?
The landscape of the financial planning industry is changing rapidly with the growth of technology, but can a computer algorithm or a mobile app replace
The Three Jar Method: Raising Financially Responsible Kids And Building Savings Habits Early
There are a million ways you can teach your children about money. I’d like to share the method I started with my own daughter that
Retirement Panic Is Starting Early: Why Adults In Their 20s Are Already Worried About Retirement
When you are in your 20s, retirement is a lifetime away. So why do young adults already find themselves stressed about reaching financial independence? What
Inflation In The U.S.: What To Expect
Inflation in the US has been mostly modest since 1982. We have not had to worry much about the price of goods and services changing
Saving For College And On Your Taxes: Understanding 529 Plans
If you have a child, grandchild, niece, nephew, or neighbor that you want to support in his or her education, a 529 plan is a
Where Should I Retire? The Best And Worst States In The US
A recent study compared the states based on 32 different rating factors and the results were not what I had espoused based on taxes and
The Kids Will Be Alright: Opening Roth IRAs For Your Children
As parents, it’s natural we want to help our children save for their futures and build financial literacy. Roth IRAs, when opened for minors, can
New Year’s Resolutions: Financial Moves To Make For 2021
We’ve made it through the disaster of 2020. It’s a new year, which means it’s time to set our goals and resolutions for the months
Are You Saving Too Much For Retirement?
If you’ve been saving for retirement and you hit that seventh figure, first of all, congratulations. That took a lot of hard work and patience
The 5 Personal Finance Books You Should Be Reading In 2021
If you have a goal to be more financially savvy in 2021, are just curious about how you can make better money moves or want