What is Financial Freedom? Financial Freedom can mean different things for each of us. It’s important to identify what it means to you personally because that
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With the cost of college education increasing at a rate approximately double that of inflation, a toddler today will need to have about the cost of an average
Protecting your identity has become something everyone should be concerned with. Here are some simple tips to practice and could save you a huge headache down
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Dear Julia,
I just filed my taxes for 2016 and am planning to clean out my old files. What records should I keep, and what can I safely toss? --Buried in
The first step in minimizing risk in your investment portfolio is knowing what your investment goals are and making sure your portfolio is aligned with these
If you haven’t already funded your retirement account for 2016, consider doing so by April 18, 2017. That’s the deadline for contributions to a traditional IRA
Know What You Owe. View your federal loans on the National Student Loan Data System at nslds.ed.gov. This site does not include information on private loans
I’ve heard a lot about online robo-advisors recently. What are these and should I be using an online automated advising program or a real advisor?
An online
Happy New Year! As the 2016 holidays fade into the past, the New Year brings new opportunities and a chance for a fresh look at your finances. If you’re feeling
Everyday, clients ask me what they should expect in 2017. Should I be nervous, excited, scared, worried or hopeful? I respond with yes, all those things. The
