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. …
Will You Retire in a Bull or Bear Market?
Learn how that could affect your retirement strategy A bull market can promote overconfidence. You may be lulled into thinking …
Potential Income Streams for Retired Women
Could you possibly arrange multiple income sources? On average, women receive 23% less Social Security income than men. In 2014 …
Options for Your Tax Refund
What should you do with the money? A look at some choices. Each year, about 70% of taxpayers receive a …
The Risks of D.I.Y. Investing & Financial Planning
In trying to do it yourself, there’s the chance you could do it all wrong. Many successful people refrain from …
What to Do Before 30 if You Want to Build Wealth
Some key financial steps that you could take. Your twenties are the perfect time to save and invest. Do it …
Smart Financial Moves in Your 40’s and 50’s
These crucial years call for action. Today, retirement may seem nearer to you than it once did. The following moves …