Financial Planning Month
National Financial Planning Month is an annual designation observed in October. In light of this, here are some tips to use financial planning basics for your retirement.
How Technology is Changing Life Insurance
September was Life Insurance Awareness month and although one might think that life insurance is something to consider as you grow older, according to LIMRA is Insurance Barometer Study 77% of Millennials say owning life insurance is a good thing.
Finance Tips for New College Grads
Graduating college is a momentous life event that should be celebrated. It marks the end of a chapter, and the beginning of many new ones. It also marks the entry of many young adults into the workforce and new opportunities.
Boomers Saddled with Rising Debt Face a Tough Retirement
The patterns and type of debt amongst older Americans has changed significantly over the past few years. According to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, the average 65 year old borrower has more debt than 65 year olds had in 2003.
Retirement Planning for Women
As with most things in life, retirement planning is slightly different for women than it is for men given the many challenges they face. To meet these financial challenges, women need to make retirement planning a priority.
3 Debts to Pay Off Before Retirement
Heading into your golden years one is likely to consider your financial landscape and take a look at prioritizing which debts to focus on before you retire.
10 Questions for Your Retirement
The old fashioned idea of working for 40 years, retiring with a good pension, and a comfortable retirement is no longer the norm. For older Americans who are nearing retirement age, there are many factors to consider.
FINRA Study Reveals Millennials Lack in Financial Capabilities
Given the financial challenges millennials face, the ability to make well-informed and effective financial choices is important for them. A FINRA National Study suggests that younger Americans lack the financial knowledge to make well-informed decisions and that they engage in behaviors that are detrimental to their financial health.