After you marry, to what degree should your financial lives be shared and how do those finances affect your relationship? …
Don’t Discount Your Will
A self-created last will and testament may lead to problems. As an early step in estate planning, you may be …
Can Social Security Be Fixed?
An overview of its current financial dilemma and potential solutions. Will Social Security be different when you retire? Its …
Missteps That May Negatively Impact Estate Plans
Inattention and procrastination can hurt family wealth. Some estate planning is better than none, but sometimes people address wealth transfer …
Build a Solid Financial Foundation
Creating a solid financial foundation can help investors stay focused no matter how the markets are performing. When the markets …
Keep Your Head in the Game: Avoiding Mental Errors When You Invest
Investors may want to avoid these common errors when saving for retirement. In the sports world, a mental error can …
Tackling Student Loan Debt
What options do you have if you risk a default? Have you made a federal student loan payment in the …
50%, 20%, 30%: A Money Rule to Consider
One rule that can help you budget your income. Try the 50/20/30 technique for managing your household money. Applied over …
Time is Your Friend
A look at the potential of compounding and early, steady investing. Time may be the greatest asset for the young …
College Won’t Pay for Itself. How Will You Pay for It?
You may have more choices than you think. Is creating a college fund on your to-do list? Consider these options. …