Is Debt Always a Bad Thing?
Most Americans have some sort of debt. Having debt doesn’t necessarily have to be a bad thing if it is controlled and you pay the monthly amount on time, every month
The Long-Term Care Conundrum
Many people over the age of 65 will need some assistance when it comes to daily living tasks. A side effect of the health crisis in America is that many older folks will need someone to help take care of them at some point.
How to Reach Your Financial Goals
Setting realistic and achievable goals, following a strategic plan to make progress toward them, and tracking your progress is the key to success in attaining your financial goals.
Putting Your Affairs in Order
55% of Americans pass away without a will or an estate plan. Here are some of the affairs that should be kept in order before we're referred to as the “dearly departed:”
Make the Time to Prioritize Your Finances
With so many different things competing for your attention, it’s easy to let financial planning slide. It may not be something you want to do, but it is something you need to do.
Gen X and Retirement
Americans who fall into Generation X are worried about retiring. They feel they’d find it harder than other generations to retire comfortably or even be able to retire at all.
Parents are Making a Savings Mistake
Setting cash aside so that your kids have a better life may seem like an obvious thing to do, but many parents aren’t saving anything, let alone doing it for their kids.
Hartford Boat Show
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Sweetest Weekend Ever
Stop by our booth in Washingtonville, New York. http://bit.ly/36Yocuh
Thanksgiving for Finances
In keeping with the spirit of the holiday, here are some ways to express thanks and take stock of your own personal financial landscape: