Understanding nuances of early action and early decision, exploring merit-based aid, and utilizing 529 plans and loans effectively can impact you and your stressed college-bound teen's journey.
Read MoreYou can open a Roth IRA for your child to evolve their financial knowledge while helping invest for retirement, a first house and/or qualified educational expenses.
Read MoreMany use Frugal February as a month to not spend. While noble, how sustainable is this for improved outcomes Instead, let’s discuss actions that provide yearlong benefits plus a better time to start.
Read MoreCongress has created the “FAFSA Simplification Act”, which makes the upcoming 2024-2025 college admissions process a complicated mess.
Read MoreTake control, don’t be another victim to make your teen happy… spending won’t make them happy.
Read MoreThis month celebrates those caring for their young children and aging parents simultaneously - Sandwichers.
Read MoreHow to make financial resolutions that lead to successful planning outcomes.
Read MoreRoth IRA for Kids can save for retirement, qualified educational expenses and introduce personal investing.
Read MoreCollege Planning is more than 529s and student loans, focus on how to take less of each.
Read MoreInstead of talk of the future, act on the constants - change and time.
Read MoreCARES Act legislation impacting 2020 tax laws, provisions and deadlines.
Read More“We’ll find a way” means debt, poor ROI and impaired retirement.
Read MoreIn planning for 3 generations, ways to embrace communication and change.
Read MoreDefine your needs, seeds, wants and “what was I thinking?!”.
Read MoreWho ensures your child’s continued growth? It’s not the insurance.
Read MoreIf your teen made money last year, open a Roth IRA in their name.
Read MoreFun ways to embrace budgeting, power of saving & philanthropy.
Read MoreSeems like yesterday whispering Bowie’s “Changes” as a lullaby, in 12 years our baby is touring colleges and dreaming of possibilities.
Read MoreYes interest rates are rising. Instead of forecasters, focus on how to evaluate the impact to you, your family, business and portfolios in order to seek opportunities and mitigate risks.
Read MoreCouples in their 30’s and 40’s with young families often view estate planning as “death & taxes” and think to do it when their old, like their parents age. Big mistake.
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