The global stock markets have dropped the last 2 days in response of fears about the spread of the coronavirus. As the reports of deaths due to the coronavirus
You already know that setting goals is important. And making a plan to reach those goals is vital. But still sometimes procrastination or a lack of motivation
Many people spend more time planning their vacation than they do planning for retirement. That’s hardly a surprise. After all, vacations are provide more
You probably are already aware that we are currently enjoying historic lows in unemployment. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the overall jobless
One of the many doors that opens when you retire is the option to move. Where you live is no longer dependent upon where you work. If you want to stay in your
Have you had “the talk” with your parents yet? I’m talking about the conversation that will help you help them manage their financial future most securely.
What I expect from myself:
- Clean and orderly house and office
- To-do list completed every day
- Manicured nails
- Spend quality time with family and
This past weekend’s news channels were consumed with President Trump, Robert Mueller, and the report summary of the Russia collusion investigation. If you were
You've done a great job of saving for your child's college education with a 529 plan. You’ve made contributions and kept an eye on the account’s growth over
We are getting to the moment of truth on the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which took effect for the tax year 2018. As the first tax returns reflecting the new
Retirement is changing! As a matter of fact, many people currently facing retirement don’t think of this phase as retiring, but more of a midlife reinvention.
According to a new report, The Financial Journey of Modern Parenting: Joy, Complexity and Sacrifice, many parents see their children’s adult years as the most