Back to School: 5 College Planning Mistakes to Avoid
Sending your kid off to college comes with a hefty pricetag. As you begin the college planning process, keep these 5 common mistakes in mind.
Sending your kid off to college comes with a hefty pricetag. As you begin the college planning process, keep these 5 common mistakes in mind.
If 2020 has taught us anything, it's that you should always be prepared for the unexpected. Now that this year is behind us, here are 8 ways that we should treat our money differently and plan for the future.
Financial stress affects everybody - and decreasing the levels of it in your employees is good for the both of you. Consider these 4 initiatives to increase the financial security of your employees in the new year.
The uncertainty surrounding the economy and workforce makes early retirement seem all the more appealing - but it's not as simple as it seems. Before settling for an early retirement, consider these crucial factors.
The CARES Act was passed nearly eight months ago, but there's one benefit you may have overlooked. As you give to your favorite organizations this holiday season, keep this important change in mind.
A letter of intent is a keepsake for loved ones, but it also helps reduce the challenge of organizing an estate. Here are some things that should be included in any letter of intent.
As an educator, you have access to a variety of loan forgiveness options. This post will outline the differences between to help you decide your best option.
After months of extensions, most of the benefits included in the CARES Act are expiring at the end of the year. Learn how this affects you and what you can do to move forward with financial certainty.
Teaching your child about finances at a younger age will provide them with a better understanding of the role that money plays in their everyday lives.
Make your charitable donations count by efficiently planning ahead and preparing for the unexpected.
Stocks rose on a shortened, post-Thanksgiving Friday as retailers kicked off the holiday shopping season and coronavirus cases rose; December 1 Designated Giving Tuesday
In these times of high medical costs and co-payments, an FSA can be a wise choice, but don't make these 4 big mistakes.
