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Young Adults and Health Insurance Options
Finding health insurance protection that is both cost-efficient and tailored for their individual situations can be tricky for young adults. Your age, employment status, personal emergency fund and medical history can all affect your choice of plan
5 Financial Mistakes to Avoid in Your 40s
Aside from the gray hair, mid-life crisis, and teenager drama, your 40s are some of the best years of your life! Why? According to PayScale.com, that’s when men and women reach their peak earnings potential.
5 Financial Moves to Make before Financing a New Vehicle
The time has finally come; you are sick of driving your old, beat-up car and are in the market to purchase a new vehicle. There is nothing wrong with replacing an older car, especially one that is run-down and unreliable.
How Obama’s Student Loan Changes Impact Borrowers AND Taxpayers
Our nation’s student loan debt is over $1,000,000,000,000. Yes, visually much more impactful than saying $1 trillion, right?
A Family Guide Towards Developing a Money Philosophy
Starting at a young age, it is important to develop the fundamental financial principles that you can rely on throughout your life. If you can introduce your family to 2 distinct financial ways of thinking, a sense of perspective, balance and positivity will follow, no matter your family’s financial situation.
The Year is Over: How did you do?
It’s December 23! How are you feeling? Maybe a little stressed if your 2013 financial goals are unmet.
The Unexpected Costs of Home Ownership
As we all know, buying a home is big decision. As a first-time home buyer, many of us don’t know the unexpected costs associated with this purchase
Financial Aid Deadline Approaching
With the increasing cost of college, parents are looking to take advantage of financial aid whenever possible. A key driver to getting financial aid is the completion of the FAFSA form.
Sow Your Investment Seeds
Like a seed, growth takes time and patience. To find success in investing, you must sow a seed and be patient in letting it grow. At times, investors seek quick and easy returns on their investments.
Investors Miss Market Returns
The stock market is up over 16% so far in 2012. However, based on history, most individual investors have achieved far less. Why? Even conscientious investors have emotions.
Do Career and Employer Stock Mix?
You get a paycheck and nice benefits from your employer. You invest in your employer stock through your 401(k) or via options and grants. Are you putting too many eggs in one basket?
Cents-Less Financial Mistakes
Whether you realize it or not, you are constantly making decisions that impact your future financial wellbeing. It may not cost you today, but these “cents-less” mistakes will certainly cost you tomorrow.
