by Stephanie | 01/16/2020 | confidence, decisions
Making a New Year’s resolution is the first step to creating better habits. But making a New Year’s resolution and keeping a New Year’s resolution are not always the same thing. If you’re like most people, New Year’s resolutions are often long forgotten by...
by Christopher Conover | 11/26/2019 | decisions, education, planning
The increasing cost of higher education saddles many young adults with massive amounts of student debt. This student debt makes it harder to balance other important financial obligations such as buying a home, having a wedding, or starting a family. Young adults who...
by Christopher Conover | 07/18/2019 | decisions, planning, retirement
Employees often make the mistake and don’t transfer their old 401k retirement account from one company to another when changing jobs. While it’s perfectly legal to do this, there are financial advantages when you move your 401k to another company. An old...
by Christopher Conover | 04/19/2019 | confidence, decisions, education, investment
If you are interested in finding out more about financial literacy for kids, you want to ensure that your child knows the value of money and how to use it wisely. You cannot assume that these lessons are taught in school because only 17 states in the U.S. currently...
by Christopher Conover | 01/15/2019 | decisions, education, planning
Did you achieve your financial goals in 2018? If not, keep reading. To get financially fit this year, set and execute strong financial goals to help you get your money situation on track. It’s easier said than done. The Top 5 Financial Goals You Want to...
by Christopher Conover | 10/06/2018 | decisions
Your most important new year’s resolution could be financial. With another new year coming up in just a few months, now is the best time to plan ahead before the calendar flips to January 1st. The 7th Annual New Year’s Resolution Survey found that many resolutions...
