Budgeting is often regarded as something people should do when they are starting out on their own, earning an entry-level income, and that’s certainly true.
I recently read the results of a survey that stated the majority of women associated wealth with the word “security,” while men generally associated it with
In 2013, over 31% of auto purchases were leases. We find that number surprisingly high, but it becomes a bit more understandable when you consider that the
Over the past decade, I've seen a number of people lose their job not long before they had planned to retire. For those who “expected the unexpected” and
It’s probably safe to say that almost no one enjoys doing their income taxes. Many of us dread preparing our returns, but some dread it enough that they file
I recently ran across an article in TIME called “Do Happy People Really Live Longer?” The article explains how the ongoing debate among experts about whether
Investing in tax-deferred retirement plans is one of the unique situations where you receive the benefits in the early years, but the benefits have an
Open Enrollment season is upon us, and that means it’s time to take a look at your insurance needs, current coverage, and make any adjustments you need for the
Since I spend most of my day helping people prepare for success in their finances, you would probably expect me to say that financial resources are most
In general, women bear greater financial risk than men. Most married women bear more risk than their husbands because they tend to be younger and have a longer
How can we decide how much money to give away to our adult child(ren) if we don’t know how much we as parents are going to need? The 2013 Pew Report found 50%
Finding love later is a wonderful blessing. Getting married later in life can be more complicated. Marriage, when spouses have significant histories