As the holiday season approaches, many people begin to think about giving and helping others. We typically get questions as to how to most effectively and
Many of us viewed the news coverage of the terrorist acts against the city and people of Paris, France, with a mix of horror and dread. The horror was our
As the holiday season approaches, many people begin to think about giving and helping others. We typically get questions as to how to most effectively and
Even before the Affordable Care Act was implemented in 2010, health insurance premiums have been increasing at a faster rate than earned income
As a financial planning professional, one of the first questions people ask me when it comes to their personal finances is “what do I need to set aside for
The previous 2 parts of this blog focused on the decision on debt before you have taken it on. Many get confused by trying to use the same principles to
We have heard a lot of chatter recently about the Federal Reserve’s timing on the increase of their federal funds target rate. The media and many investors
In part 1, I discussed how good debt can lead to enhancing your return on investment (ROI). Bad debt is typically debt that you incur to increase your
Many people see debt as a four letter word and yet others consider it part of life. Debt is a funny thing in that while it has derailed so many people’s
I often times get asked the question “How do I make my money last for the rest of my life, especially if I live a long life”? This is a critical
Let’s face it. Any service that you use or that is provided to you costs something. If the cost of bread goes up, we can notice this by the price tag on
Have you ever turned on ESPN or Fox Sports before the season even begins and gotten an earful from a commentator who is sure he knows which team will be