How to Build Your Own Retirement Plan: Options for the Self-Employed
Retirement plans for self-employed people were formerly referred to as “Keogh plans” after the law that first allowed unincorporated businesses to sponsor retirement plans. [...]
Food Inflation: What’s Behind It and How to Cope
As measured by the Consumer Price Index for food at home, grocery prices increased 3.4% in 2020, a faster rate than the 20-year historical [...]
Why Small Businesses Should Pay Attention to Accessibility
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), which passed more than 30 years ago, made it illegal to deny job opportunities to people based on [...]
What You Need to Know About Working While Receiving Social Security Benefits
The COVID-19 recession and the continuing pandemic pushed many older workers into retirement earlier than they had anticipated. A little more than 50% of [...]
Retirement Savings in a Volatile Market
If you find yourself worrying day after day about your retirement investments during market downturns, you’re not alone. Unfortunately, emotions are often the enemy [...]
Baseball Lessons That Might Help Change Up Your Finances
Baseball stadiums are filled with optimists. Fans start each new season with the hope that even if last year ended badly, this year could [...]
What Does a Strong Dollar Mean For Our Economy?
It's a hot topic! In late September, the U.S. dollar hit a 20-year high in an index that measures its value against six major [...]
Need Guidance With Open Enrollement?
The average cost of health insurance in 2022 is between $313 and $678 per month, depending on the level of coverage! Make sure you choose [...]
October: National Financial Planning Month
Whatever your destination, it helps to have a map—and that’s especially true when you’re preparing financially for the journey we call life. Whether your [...]
October: National Women’s Small Business Month
Women have faced a lot of obstacles in their journey to achieve equal rights, and National Women’s Small Business Month is one way to [...]
