Losing a loved one is never easy. From planning funeral arrangements to organizing their financial affairs after they’ve passed, there’s a lot to think about on top of grieving their…
How to Recognize You’re in a Cycle of Debt
Quick Facts on Debt in the U.S. Millennials say 21% of their debt comes from student loans while 20% comes from credit card bills The average debt for Americans who…
IRA vs. Your Employer’s Plan: Which One to Pick
When your employer informs you that you’re eligible for a 401k or another type of employer-sponsored retirement plan, you may jump at the opportunity. After all, according to data from…
When is it Okay to Withdraw From Your 401K?
Opening up a 401k is an exciting step to take in your financial journey. It typically means you’re a step closer to retirement, and it could even mean that your…
Different Ways to Start Investing Today
If you’re on the hunt for ways to boost that bank account of yours, you’re in luck. Now you don’t have to worry about racking up the extra hours at…
Consolidating Credit Card Debt
There’s no doubt about it—credit cards are one of the most (if not the most) handy financial tools we have access to in this present moment. And if they’re used…
Financial Responsibilities After Retirement
1) Be organized from the start Meet with a financial advisor to discuss retirement and post-mortem finances Create a plan for managing debt Be clear about expectations in your estate…
What is the Purpose of a Credit Check and Who can Ask for Them?
Your credit report is one of the most important elements of your finances, but have you ever considered why credit checks are run and who is authorized to see yours?…