Have you ever been confused about the difference between a credit and a debit card? On the surface, it is easy to see why. Debit and credit cards are accepted
Throughout our lives, our priorities shift. As we mature, it becomes even more important to check in with ourselves every now and again. “So, what’s most
Of course, I’m talking about your life. After having your share of successes in the past, you may ask yourself, what is my measure of success right now, at
Interest rates affect the decisions you make with money. Some of these are obvious – think about how much more money you would stick in your savings account if
Did you know that 70% of elementary school children have at least one living grandparent? And that 65% of seniors live for 30+ years after retirement?
The
The American Dream is still alive, but it has changed over the past couple of generations. Homeownership previously defined our dreams. But now we pursue the
If you are fortunate enough to continue to receive your paycheck during COVID 19 or to receive your usual retirement income, you may find that cash is building
An often-overlooked business planning activity is managing your current cash. During a crisis such as the COVID 19 pandemic and quarantine this becomes an
We’re all in this…well, not actually together, but we are all experiencing the same disruption of our usual schedules, isolated at home, additional
These times – the 2020 COVID 19 pandemic – highlight the value of a personal emergency fund more than ever.
When you have your regular paycheck rolling in
Mature women have more choices now than ever. We spent our youth forging ahead despite the gender limits we faced. Women revolutionaries in the late 60s and
Be Smart with Your Money – Make your Charitable Donations from your Required Minimum Distribution (RMD) using a Qualified Charitable Donation (QCD). This is a