The College Planning Lifecycle – Stage 1: The Early Years
As a new parent, you have a lot on your plate. You have an entirely new set of demands on your time and energy, and you are trying to navigate the many unknowns of parenting. Preparing for something 18 years into the future is unlikely to be your top priority....
3 Ways to Set Your 401(k) Up for Success Early in Life
Setting aside money for retirement might not seem pressing during the early stages of your career, but wise financial decisions can pay dividends later in life. Saving for retirement is one of the easiest things to procrastinate about. People who choose to put it...
Making the Most of Your Mortgage
For many Americans, their home is their single largest investment, usually representing a major proportion of their net worth. Given that homes typically sell for several times a buyer’s annual income, the majority of homebuyers borrow the bulk of the money needed to...
Prudence in a Time of Panic: Nine Personal Finance Strategies for Today’s Uncertain World
The COVID-19 pandemic is the most significant economic event since World War II, and the extent of its impact is still far from known. It will be months or possibly years before we can fully grasp the fallout of this global crisis. However, one thing is certain: more...
