How a financial planner can help you is less about your chronological age and more about your circumstances or the life transitions you’re experiencing. For example, in your 30s, here are some situations where a financial planner can help you make sound decisions about your money.
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Top 3 things a woman over 40 should know about money
Posted on Categories Navigate life changesLeave a comment on Top 3 things a woman over 40 should know about moneyHere are the three reminders that I believe are most relevant to a woman in her 40s when it comes to money.
The worst personal finance mistake you can make, and how to avoid it
Posted on Categories Grow your savingsLeave a comment on The worst personal finance mistake you can make, and how to avoid itEven highly skilled Americans with solid incomes can easily find themselves living from paycheck to paycheck, or worse: slipping over time into debt that seems insurmountable, causing them to put off, perhaps indefinitely, the dream of a secure financial future. A single job layoff or health crisis can trigger this situation. This is a crisis.
4 Signs You Should Find a New Financial Adviser
Posted on Categories Get to know our advisers, Grow your savings, Navigate life changes2 Comments on 4 Signs You Should Find a New Financial AdviserI have had several clients tell me that their previous advisers told them to “just trust me.” I don’t think that is an appropriate response when a client has a question. Your adviser should never dismiss your concerns.
Financial tips for every stage of your relationship
Posted on Categories How to save, Manage your debt, Navigate life changesLeave a comment on Financial tips for every stage of your relationshipBeing in sync when it comes to dealing with money is a big plus in any relationship, but it’s not always easy to achieve. Here are some tips to help you and your partner get on the same page financially.
Money Advice for College Savings
Posted on Categories Grow your savings, Navigate life changesLeave a comment on Money Advice for College SavingsYour first 401(k): 5 tips to jump-start your retirement savings
Posted on Categories Save for retirementLeave a comment on Your first 401(k): 5 tips to jump-start your retirement savingsThinking of starting your first 401(k)? Congratulations! Saving for retirement is a tremendously important step towards securing your financial future. Adopt the following strategy as a young person and stick to it, and you have an excellent chance of getting where you need to go.
Lending Money: should you do it, and if so, how?
Posted on Categories Manage your debt1 Comment on Lending Money: should you do it, and if so, how?If you are in a position to help a friend or family member recover from a financial road bump, great! Here are some guidelines that will help you handle the transaction with grace – including when and how to say “no.”
Refinancing your mortgage: 4 simple steps
Posted on Categories Buy a houseLeave a comment on Refinancing your mortgage: 4 simple stepsIf you’re thinking of refinancing your mortgage, but wondering what’s involved and how to negotiate the best deal as painlessly as possible, here’s what you need to know. Good news: The process is probably simpler than you think.
Car loans: 5 tips for managing car-related debt so you do not overspend
Posted on Categories Manage your debt1 Comment on Car loans: 5 tips for managing car-related debt so you do not overspendThe average cost of a new car tops $30,000. For a used car, the average cost is over $18,000. These aren’t small amounts! So, if you do take out a car loan, be sure to give it the attention it deserves. How do you manage car-related debt as advantageously as possible for your overall financial picture?