Twelve Months to Financial Fitness
As the glitter from the holidays gives way to financial regret, the time has come to vow yet again not to overspend. That’s…Read more →
Talking to Aging Parents About Their Finances
Do you know if your parents have a will? If anyone is trying to sell them an annuity? If they are paying all…Read more →
Tips for Keeping Your Checking Account Balanced
While many of us don’t write checks these days, it’s still important that we understand the basics of keeping a balanced checking account.…Read more →
Four ways debt sneaks up on you—and what to do about it
Unless you track your overall spending with every little purchase, debt can ambush you. Fortunately, you can prevent it from piling up; you…Read more →
Affected by the Federal Government Shutdown? We’re here to help.
Approximately 800,000 employees are living without a paycheck due to the government shutdown. That means scores of people may be struggling to pay…Read more →
How to plan for financial emergencies
Wouldn’t it be nice to adapt to change easily and gracefully? To offset the wallet-shock an unexpected life change can bring? You can.…Read more →
Buy or Rent: Which Option is Right for You?
If you are questioning whether it makes more sense to buy or rent a home, know that each option comes with significant benefits…Read more →
Baby, It’s Cold Outside: Reducing Seasonal Energy Costs
When winter hits, we can’t help but think of that old song, “Baby, it’s cold outside.” For many of us, winter means high…Read more →
Get Creative! Ways to Lower Holiday Spending
Holiday spending is often a spending plan-buster. The expenses can be numerous: presents, wrapping paper, cards, decorations, food, and travel, to name a…Read more →
Why winter is the best time to travel (hint: you’ll save money)
When it comes to winter activities, you probably don’t immediately think of travel. After all, unless you’re taking a ski vacation, people typically…Read more →