Essential Elements and Guiding Principles of Comprehensive Financial Planning Some people avoid financial planning because they feel overwhelmed by all the numbers. Whether you suffer from the very real condition of arithmophobia or you simply don’t feel like you understand enough about finances to tackle your own, then this article is for you. We’ll look …
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Six Steps to Prepare for Long-Term Success Graduating from college is a major milestone, but it can also be a daunting time for many young adults as they transition into the “real world”. If you have a recent college graduate in your life, they may be facing a number of financial challenges, from student loan …
Annual Tips to Freshen Up Your Finances and Enjoy More Peace of Mind There’s something about saying goodbye to winter and welcoming the warm promise of spring that inspires us to leave behind the things that may no longer be serving us. As you embrace a new season on the horizon, keep in mind that …
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Money Moves to Make When You’re Managing Your Finances Independently Financial tips for single women may be more in demand than ever before as the makeup of American households continues to evolve. Recent research shows that roughly 38% of adults between the ages of 25 and 54 are living alone, many of whom are women, …
When it comes to your money goals, it’s important to focus attention on your short-term and long-term financial goals. Gaining clarity on which of your money goals fit into which category can help you properly budget and save for them accordingly.
Five Steps to Declare Your Financial Independence Are you ready to revolutionize your fiscal plan and attain financial freedom? In 2019, an AARP study found that 53% of adult households in the United States did not have an emergency savings account. The pandemic applied even more pressure to struggling Americans, exacerbating that anxiety. The fear …
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If we mistakenly believe common money lies, we can reinforce poor financial habits and inadvertently cause ourselves and our family’s long-term financial damage.
When it comes to your money goals, it’s important to focus attention on your short-term and long-term financial goals. Gaining clarity on which of your money goals fit into which category can help you properly budget and save for them accordingly.
Summer is on the horizon, and the start of a new season is always a good time to refresh your finances and set financial goals. Below we’ll discuss six ways you can clean up your habits, take positive steps forward, and enter the season with more control over your financial future.
