by David Ragland | Jun 14, 2017 | Blog, Retirement
by David RaglandYou’ve worked hard, you’ve saved, you’ve downsized, and the nest is finally empty. Life is good. But then one of your kids loses his job. Or she starts falling further into debt. Or decides to send your grandchild to a private school he can’t...
by Samantha Cueto | Jun 14, 2017 | Family Finances, Blog
by Samantha Cueto When Should Teens Start a Savings Account? As soon as a teenager begins to spend the money that they earn, they should start considering opening a savings account. According to an ING Direct study, a surprisingly large percentage of teenagers...
by Rebecca Eve Selkowe, J.D | May 12, 2017 | Blog, Debt Management
by Rebecca Eve Selkowe, J.D3 myths about your credit score:I never really talked much about credit scores before, but that is starting to change now as I’m realizing how much unnecessary worry, concern, and confusion swirls around them.So first things first. Your...
by Rebecca Eve Selkowe, J.D | May 11, 2017 | Blog, Debt Management
by Rebecca Eve Selkowe, J.D The best way to use your credit card is to pay the balance in full every month – that way, you don’t have credit card debt and you don’t pay interest. However, if you are using your credit card all the time, the balance will never be $0....
by Savvy Ladies | Apr 3, 2017 | Blog, Family Finances
One of the only positive aspects of tax season is your refund. We all look forward to a little extra cash. It’s tempting to take that money and splurge – you worked hard for that money, right? But before you head to the mall, or your favorite e-tailer, here are some...
by Savvy Ladies | Mar 14, 2017 | Blog, Budgeting, MidLife Finances
Is your financial story improving? What is your money story? Have you ever felt stuck? Like no matter what choice you make next, you’ll only end up right back where you started? Maybe you can’t figure out why, no matter how hard you work at improving your financial...
