We hope we give the best of ourselves, that our efforts would ideally leave this world better than we found it. Although wealth and property can be a powerful part of this, it is how we lead our lives that leave the greatest legacy.
Read MoreYou can donate cash, clothes or even a car. But did you know you can also donate part of your investment portfolio? So, if you’ve already cleaned out your “giving budget,” closet and garage, and you’re wanting to do more, considering donating some of your appreciated investments.
Read MoreDo you ever wish that you had started to save and plan for your retirement sooner? What a gift that would be. And while that’s not possible, it’s a gift that you can give to your children.
Read MoreOne of the top concerns of investors is how interest rates will affect their portfolios. Unfortunately, rates are also hard to predict. Instead of worrying, read on about what we have learned about interest rates and how to give yourself some peace of mind.
Read MoreInvesting in your future and watching your assets grow can be quite a thrill. But with so much information online, it can be difficult to know what’s helpful and what’s hokum.
Read MoreIn December 2017, the Trump administration signed a new tax plan into law. And while much of it won't affect private individuals, there are several changes that may very well save you and your family money.
Read MoreIf you’re like most of us, you’re stressed by stock market volatility and might be tempted to swap those index funds for a high-yield certificate of deposit. Here’s why you shouldn’t.
Read MoreFor some would-be investors, the convenience of a robo-advisor makes it worthwhile. But before you trust the cloud to manage your money, consider these questions.
Read MoreIsn’t it usually better to be active? Why would investing in the stock market be any different? If you’re wanting a crash course on active versus passive investing and want to know which one is better, this is the article for you.
Read MoreWhile being a freelancer brings certain benefits, working for yourself also comes with a unique set of challenges. So before you quit your full-time job and go it on your own, consider these three perspectives.
Read MoreYou probably know somebody who’s made a small fortune investing in real estate. And whenever they bring it up, you roll your eyes but also wish you could follow in their cash-laden footsteps. So why don’t you?
Read MoreHowever you're choosing to be generous, there are some tips you should consider if you're wanting to maximize your impact.
Read MoreA lot changes after saying “I do,” including your finances. No longer are you the sole captain of your monetary voyage through life. So, you understand the circumstances, but now what?
Read MoreThat’s why teaching kids the basics of money should be a top priority. It sets them up for success later in life and reduces the number of times you’ll be asked, “can I get that?”
Read MoreWhile you might not be ready to quit your current job and go it alone, there are some small steps you can take to begin turning your passion into a paycheck.
Read More"Timing the market" isn't just the domain of day traders. If you're hoping to buy in at a low price and sell before a big drop, you're a market timer. But in your attempt to maximize your ROI, long-term, you’ll end up underperforming.
Read MoreWhatever the reason, a second job is often the most sensible solution for solving a serious financial problem. However, before you take on another role, consider whether it’s going to be the difference maker that you need it to be.
Read MoreWhile understanding your employee benefits may be the to-do you keep putting off, if you don’t make time, there’s no way to know what all you might be missing. So, here are the four things you absolutely need to do to fully use your employee benefits.
Read MoreThere’s no step-by-step guide for giving back. However, if you’re already doing a lot, but still you’re wanting to expand your impact, here are your next steps.
Read MoreDivorce is a certainly separation of personal finances, but it's not always an elimination of shared financial responsibility. You and your ex-spouse may still be facing the cost of putting a kid through college. The path ahead may be uncertain, but there are some initial steps you can take that your kid will thank you for.
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