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A Beginner’s Guide to Budgeting: 5 Steps for Getting Your Spending in Check
Budgeting basics, that can be applied to any household!
Read More9 Tips to Ease the Sting of Back-to-School Budgeting
Get your back-to-school budget ideas here!
Read MoreDeciding When to Take Social Security
Ideas to consider, for one of the biggest decisions you can make about your retirement!
Read MoreFour Really Good Reasons to Invest
Check out these reasons to begin your wealth-building journey TODAY.
Read MoreIs Money Heavy on Your Mind? Here’s How to Cope With Financial Stress
Financial stress got you down? You're not alone! Check out these tips from The Penny Hoarder to create some balance.
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What's So Great About a Rollover?
Great information from FMG on how to navigate this life change!
Read MoreDear Penny: How Do I Get My 19-Year-Old to Stop Blowing Her Paycheck?
As always, great advice to pass along from The Penny Hoarder. It's never too early to start teaching your child or young adult about financial responsibility.
Read MoreHow To Make the Tax Code Work For You
By May 20, 2022, over 145 million taxpayers had dutifully filed their federal income tax returns.1 And they all made decisions about deductions and credits – whether or not they realized it.When you take the time to learn...
Read MoreEight Mistakes That Can Upend Your Retirement
Do you know if you are on the right track for a successful retirement? Our advisors can help!
Read More5 Ways Gig Economy Workers Can Save for Retirement
Check out these ideas to begin planning for your retirement, whether you work in the gig economy, or for a traditional employer.
Read More9 Energy-Efficient Home Improvements That Also Save You Money
Beat the summer heat! Check out these ideas to improve your home's energy-efficiency, and save money throughout the year.
Read MoreHow to Budget: A Step-by-Step Guide You Can Actually Stick to
Budgeting can sometimes be a buzzkill. But you can’t just go around treating yourself every day without regard to how much money is in your bank account. That is, unless you’re okay with struggling to make it to the next...
Read MoreHere’s Your Month-by-Month Guide to the Best Time to Buy Almost Everything
Some purchases are tough to plan: car repairs, patches for a leaky roof, a working furnace right before the big snowstorm hits. But more often than not, you can plan ahead for life’s necessities — and some non-necessities,...
Read MoreHow to Create a Retirement Budget So You Don’t Run Out of Money
You’ve spent decades in the workforce earning a living, your schedule dictated by the demands of the job. All the while, you’ve been steadily adding to your savings so that one day you could get to this point. Retirement....
Read MoreHow To Make a Budget (and Stick To It) When Times Are Turbulent
Let’s face it: 2020 has been anything but predictable, and your bank account might be seeing the side effects. A budget can definitely help you iron out the financial wrinkles, but making one — and actually sticking to it...
Read More5 Tips for Adjusting Your Budget When You’re Facing a Crisis
Getting through a tough time often requires making sacrifices — including financial ones. A serious illness, the death of a family member, unexpected emergencies and job loss create precarious situations that force people to...
Read MoreThe 5 Most Important Factors For Sound Investment
If you’re new to investing, it’s pretty easy to feel overwhelmed. The factors of sound investment may seem complicated, but here’s the truth: It doesn’t take a Ph.D. in finance to be a good investor. In fact,...
Read More8 Easy Ways To Save Money On Groceries Without Coupons
Believe it or not, the average American household spends 12.5% or just over $7,000.00 on their food budget alone, annually. Crazy, right? As the prices of grocery products increase year after year, people will spend more money on...
Read More16 Small Steps You Can Take Now to Improve Your Finances
You have all kinds of financial goals you want to achieve, but where should you begin? There are so many different aspects of money management that it can be difficult to find a starting point when trying to achieve financial success....
Read MoreHow to Tackle Your Summer Vacation Credit Card Debt
It's easy to rack up credit card debt while on summer vacation. After all, finances are probably the last thing on your mind, and you have a handy credit card in your wallet whenever you need something. You can sit back with a...
Read More4 Healthy Money Moves to Teach Your Kids
Many parents underestimate just how many things they have to teach a child. From the early basics of manners and potty training to more advanced things, such as having empathy and how to deal with hard life situations, the list goes on...
Read More4 Retirement Planning Moves Every 20-Something Must Make
When you're in your 20s, retirement seems pretty far in the future. But you might be surprised: The end of your working days isn't as far away as you think. Even though you're just starting out in your career, you should be taking...
Read MoreHow to Determine If Your Finances Are Ready for a Big Purchase
Maybe you're ready to make an offer on that dream home down the street. Maybe you're eying a new car for that long commute to work. Or, maybe you just want to plunk down a few thousand dollars on a fancy vacation or the latest gadget....
Read MoreSaving for Retirement: Tips for All Ages
At each stage of life, you'll be taking on different financial responsibilities and setting new goals. Regardless of how old you are, it's important to always view your finances through a long-term lens. Budgeting for a big purchase or...
Read MorePlanning for the Expected
Perhaps Bette Davis said it best when she observed, “Old age is no place for sissies.” ¹ The challenges seniors have met throughout their lives have made them wiser and stronger, preparing them for the unique...
Read MoreTips to Prevent the #1 Cause of Marital Rift
In a recent study, 35% of people experiencing relationship stress said money was the primary reason. This could help explain why some experts say financial problems are the #1 reason marriages fail.1,2 Fortunately, couples may be able...
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