“Financial literacy refers to the set of skills and knowledge that allows an individual to make informed and effective decisions through their understanding of finances.
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Insurance is not always an exciting topic to talk about, but financial planners are well aware of the risks their clients can face when they are underinsured.
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Most parents want what is best for their children, but sometimes have habits themselves that equate to teaching their children poor financial habits.
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The start of a New Year is the time when most people decide to implement changes in some areas of their lives. Whether it is health or money related, starting the New Year off with a plan feels good!
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There’s a number that is going away soon that has an impact on your life; it’s called LIBOR. LIBOR ( London Interbank Offered Rate ) is used to determine the interest rates banks charge each other for overnight, one-month, three-month, six-month, and one-year
Read moreIt’s that time of year again; kids go back to school, the election season is near, fall holiday planning starts, and suddenly we all move closer to the end of 2018.
Read moreTaking Social Security Benefits can be a guessing game unless you do your research to figure out what age to take benefits the best for you. Do you receive benefits at the earliest age or wait until your full benefit age?
Read moreCredit scores are used in our country as a method to determine an individual’s financial responsibility. The three-digit credit score means more than just the possibility of fiscal responsibility to the lender.
Read moresuit·a·bil·i·ty: The quality of being right or appropriate for a particular person, purpose, or situation. The definition of suitability seems quite easy to understand and should be clear when it comes to investment recommendations to clients.
Read moreWe all desire the flexible lifestyle, to not work or work when we want. Wouldn’t it be great to spend more of our lives not working than working?
Read more2017 was a bad year for the credit industry- data breaches and multiple lawsuits. But it’s becoming apparent that Americans overall are going to have a worse 2018 compared to last year as the trend of acquiring more debt increases.
Read moreA Quick Guide to Saving in 2018 Start Saving More NOW! If you started saving for retirement early, chances are you’ll hit your retirement goal. If you’re like most Americans, you didn’t start right away and are playing ‘catch-up’!
Read moreIf you’re like some Americans, you may be wondering how the new tax plan is going to affect you. To say “the new tax plan isn’t going to affect me” may be an incorrect statement; sooner or later the new plan will change something in your financial life.
Read moreThe Starting of the New Year has many of us making resolutions to make changes in some part of our lives. Whether it is health or money related, starting the New Year off with a plan feels good!
Read moreMany of us have been a caregiver while we were raising children, now some of us are caring for a loved one out of necessity as the older family member is no longer able to care for themselves.
Read moreHere we are in the last quarter of 2017! Reviewing your retirement accounts is essential, but do you realize the benefits of evaluating at the end of the year? Fall tends to be a time many people start thinking about next year and what they want to accomplish.
Read moreWhat is a personal information cyber-attack? A cyber-attack is a type of criminal activity where an individual or an organization target computer information systems, networks, or personal computer devices by various means through ‘hacking’ into the computer
Read moreMany times people compare what they have to that of their peers. This comparison is usually visual; we compare the house, the car, the ‘toys’, etc. But Net Worth is something that is not always visual.
Read moreHappy Graduation! Time to Repay Your College Loans Graduating from college is an exciting time for many, and can signal the start of student loan repayment. If you are a recent graduate, it’s possible you had a co-signer on your student loan.
Read moreWith ‘wedding season’ in full swing, chances are you will be attending a wedding that may be a second marriage. Statistically in the US, one third of weddings are a second marriage for at least one member of the couple ( https://www.soundvision.
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