Life Insurance
Trying to choose life insurance can be overwhelming. No matter how morose the topic can feel, it is a financial planning strategy that needs to be addressed. Having life insurance can make sure you have a rad funeral or ease the burden of loss on your loved ones, because they won’t be left in an […]
Investing After Retirement
Just because the sun has set on your working years, doesn’t mean you should stop planning for the future. There will always be cool new projects that interest you and fun trips to be had that need to be funded. Exciting investment opportunities can help you pay for them. Scams Firstly, there are a lot […]
Is A Health Savings Account Right for You?
We all have to make the hard choice of finding the right insurance plan that works for us. A Health Savings Account is an option that is often overlooked. Many positive things could benefit you in the long run if you choose one. There are also like with all plans a few negative aspects. Here […]
Textbooks Are a Waste of Money
Every student knows the feeling that you get after paying thousands for tuition to turn around and pay more for textbooks. School is one of the most substantial investments in our lives. Any help in getting that price down is always welcomed. There are no coupons to bring down the cost of tuition, but there […]
Financing Your Retirement Gen X Style
If you were born between 1965 and 1980, there’s a good chance you remember a time when MTV was responsible for fulfilling your music entertainment needs and there’s also a good chance you have retirement in your not-so-distant future. Even if you didn’t begin planning as soon as you entered the workforce, it’s never too […]
College Before Kindergarten
Getting a college education is expensive, but college funds aren’t exclusive to those who have parents that happen to be independently wealthy. You can start a fund for your child now, on virtually any budget. If you plan early, it won’t be necessary to come up with a large sum of money at one time. […]
College Doesn’t Have to Cost an Arm and a Leg
The day after a child is born, the thought of how to pay their way through college begins to creep in. Every year the idea slowly turns into stress. College is a significant investment, but there are ways to help cut that price tag down. Start Community Those coming right out of High School don’t […]
Retirement Books You Must Read
Retirement is not a topic we love to think about. There are so many aspects that will worry us. Finding the right information for your circumstances is essential. Everyone will approach retirement in their way. Look for the advice that you need in these top retirement books. Retired Inspired “Retired Inspired: It’s Not an Age, […]
Student Loans
If you’ve decided to further your education, but don’t have a college fund, you may find yourself worrying about how to pay for it. Scholarships are great, but not everyone qualifies for them. If you’ve decided to borrow money to bankroll your future, you have options of how to go about that. Gather it Up […]
Retirement Planning
Unless you’re hoping to work until the day they write your obituary, the time to start planning for your retirement is now. The younger you are when you begin your retirement preparation the better, but there’s no need to panic if you’ve been procrastinating. Budget Figuring out how much money you’re going to need a […]