Developing Good Financial Habits
April is National Financial Literacy Month and is an excellent opportunity to establish and maintain healthy financial habits.
April is Financial Literacy Month
The best investment you could make is financial education. This is not just a catch-phrase anymore. The stats speak for themselves.
College Savings Plans
The person most likely to benefit from a college savings plan is obviously the child who goes to college. Keeping your child out of a bottomless pit of student loans is probably the best thing you could do for their finances.
Estate Planning
If you want to make sure your assets are inherited by the intended parties, no matter the size of your estate, you will need an estate plan. If done right, your plan can also limit the taxes owed by the beneficiary.
Building Wealth
Wealth is not something you wake up to one morning, "Oh, guess what honey. We are wealthy today!" Wealth is built and earned over time. Carefully. Strategically. With deliberate purpose.
Cyber Security and Passwords
Online security has reached a fever pitch lately with hackers accessing political, business, and personal accounts all over the world.
Wealth Building Tips
Building wealth is entirely under your own control, despite what some schools of thought will tell you. All it takes is smart decisions and breaking bad habits.
Financial Literacy and Millennials
While Millennials are a generation that is exceptional in many ways - better educated than their predecessors, more ethnically diverse, and more economically active - according to studies they struggle with personal finance.