Financial Wisdom From Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving requires meticulous planning, from assessing ingredients to creating a grocery list. Similarly, in finance, a clear plan is vital. Are you saving for [...]
_____’s Death Reminds Women Widows Have Special Considerations When Planning Their Financial Future
The world lost one of its greatest and most accomplished ______ on _______. [Breif description of what happened, wehen the news beoke, how much [...]
Donating Your RMD Using Qualified Charitable Distributions
Can you give money to charity using your IRA? For individuals 70 1/2 or older - the answer is usually yes. What many retirees [...]
Are You Prepared For Tax Day?
It's no secret that paying taxes is not a favorite task for many Americans, but as Benjamin Franklin famously said over two centuries ago, [...]
Spring Clean Your Budget
As the great Russian author Leo Tolstoy once said, “Spring is the time of plans and projects.” It’s so true. The birds start singing, [...]
Navigating New Beginnings: Financial Planning After Divorce
Divorce marks the end of one chapter and the beginning of another. Amid the emotional and personal adjustments, it's crucial to address the financial [...]
Spring: A Time to Cultivate Growth in Your Finances
As nature awakens with the arrival of spring, it serves as a timely reminder for us to rejuvenate our financial landscapes. Spring isn't just [...]
Family Finance Resolutions for 2024
As we embrace the dawn of a new year, it's an opportune moment to reflect on our financial well-being and set forth resolutions that [...]
Year-End Financial Checklist
Read on the Dave Ramsey website: Here. This year was a tough one. With inflation, a roller-coaster stock market, and mass layoffs—you might be tempted [...]
The Bond Market Doesn’t Care About the Moody’s Downgrade (Yet)
In November, rating agency Moody’s announced that it had downgraded is credit rating outlook on U.S. government debt from stable to negative. They cited wide [...]
