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Why You Need to Be Financially Resilient

Financial resilience is the ability to hold up when life throws you an inevitable financial curve. If this seems broad, it should. There are ramifications to financial events beyond mere dollars and cents.

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Frugal February

We have all heard of No Shave November, March Madness, and Breast Cancer Awareness Month. All amazing month-long events in...

Have You Saved Enough This Year?

As the year-end approaches, many of us may reflect on our financial goals and wonder if we’re on track. If...

4 Easy Ways to Boost Financial Confidence and Get Out of a Financial Rut

It can be challenging to determine how to get yourself out of a financial rut. You may be completely unsure...

Nine Money Moves to Consider If You Have a Family

Your spouse and children may be your greatest joys in life, but do you get a little stressed out when...

How Do You Plan to Fund Your Retirement?

With Social Security payouts expected to drop off in the near future, it’s critical to fine tune your plan for...

IRA vs. Roth IRA

What is the difference between a traditional IRA and a Roth IRA?

Rainy Day Fund

A rainy day fund is a separate savings account that is smaller than your emergency fund.

Tax Planning

As we are nearing the end of the 2022 tax filing season, I am sure you are thinking the same...

How to Write a Financial Plan: The 30-Minute Financial Plan

Everyone should have a financial plan. With an exception for small children, so we’ll go with teenagers and on up....

5 Steps to Cope With Financial Stress

The ebb of the pandemic is leaving a residue of stress in its wake. Americans’ stress levels are running higher...

What Is the FIRE Movement?

As trends go, the FIRE movement is one of the hottest in personal finance. It’s been popularized by young workers...

The Gray Divorce Checklist

If you’re over the age of 50 and seeking a divorce, there are some factors you should consider before signing...