Home Ownership – Should I Buy a House or Rent?
At some point, most everyone has asked the question “should I buy house or rent?” Buying a home is often considered a…
At some point, most everyone has asked the question “should I buy house or rent?” Buying a home is often considered a…
The most common question I hear from clients, both young and old, is “should I pay off my mortgage or invest?” The…
The ability to save in a Roth 401k has been around since the Pension Protection Act of 2006. This act allowed businesses…
Guest post from Devin Carroll at the Social Security Intelligence blog. If your Social Security earnings have been recorded incorrectly, it could make…
Guest post from Devin Carroll at the Social Security Intelligence blog. Have you signed up? You probably plan to receive Social Security benefits…
Parenting is tough. While rewarding and joyful, I’d be lying if I said I loved every moment. Instead of mindfulness, there were times…
If you want someone to blame for this recent bout of stock market crazy, blame China. This is what happens when a…
A little over five years ago when an old friend learned my wife and I were having our first child, he said “Congratulations!…
Retirement planning is a process, not an event. There are so many things that change in our lives throughout the years that…
Navigating Divorce: A Financial Guide Divorce is one of the most emotionally difficult things a person can go through, and the financial…
Marriage is a huge life event and there’s no shortage of unsolicited advice. Continuing with that theme, financial tips for newlyweds should…
Pain and sacrifice aren’t experiences we often think of as good. You probably haven’t heard someone say, “it was such a great experience,…