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The pandemic has made it difficult for many people to manage cash flow and keep an eye on their budget. This often leads to an increase in credit usage, which can have a long-term impact on your ability to buy a home, purchase a car, and so on. Here are
Raising financially literate kids take work. Money skills are critical to your child’s future. While money can’t buy happiness, it does confer material stability – everyone needs a house, healthcare, and a retirement plan, for example. Also, knowing you have enough for a rainy day can bring you peace of
We all love to have financial goals, but how many times have you set those goals and then not met them? A few, I’m guessing. Let’s come up with a plan to help you not only set your goals, but also meet them.
Did you set financial goals for the New Year? How have you gone tracking those goals? We might be well into the New Year, but it’s not too late to learn how you can make your Resolutions really stick. Here are a few things we walk our clients through that
What are your financial goals for 2022? Are you like most of us and come up with some New Years resolutions that you never follow through on? Or perhaps you’ve given up on those completely and now don’t set any goals. The idea of setting goals isn’t new and you
As COVID-19 continues to shift and change life and the world around us, what is your financial situation for 2022? If you have been one of the lucky ones that continued to have your job you will likely have felt stress. This hasn’t been an easy time for any of
“No matter how much women prefer to learn, to be protected and supported, nor how much men prefer to have them do so, they must make the voyage of life alone, and for safety in an emergency they must know something of the laws of navigation.” —Elizabeth Cady Stanton,1892 These
Financial resilience is the ability to hold up when life throws you an inevitable financial curve. If this seems broad, it should. There are ramifications to financial events beyond mere dollars and cents.Divorce, disability, job loss — they may seem unconnected financially, yet they share some common characteristics. All can
Since 1994, the fourth Sunday in July has been celebrated as National Parents Day. This holiday was established with the purpose of “recognizing, uplifting, and supporting the role of parents in bringing up their children.”1 As a parent, you have one of the most important jobs in the world – raising
Divorce is not only taxing emotionally and physically, but it can take a toll on both parties financially as well. You and your spouse will need to make decisions that not only affect you right now but also in the future. When it comes to the financial impact, here are
