Planning for a Summer Vacation Without Breaking the Bank
Summer is officially here! If you’re wanting to take a summer vacation, now is the time to start planning! Vacations are a time to relax, but it’s all too easy for the costs to get out of hand. Here are five tips to help you plan a summer vacation without breaking the bank.
Annuities Don’t Have to be Confusing
In the past, annuities have been a topic avoided by many, but lately interest levels have risen—a lot. In fact, online searches for terms like “annuities” and “pensions” are up by 160% while “are annuities good or bad” are up by 200%, according to ThinkAdvisor.
Gifts For Mom That Last
Every year, we search for the perfect Mother's Day gift, but most moms just want to feel appreciated in lasting ways. This year, instead of more "stuff," give a gift that nurtures her well-being, strengthens her future, and shows she’s valued far beyond just a single day!
It's Time to Spring Clean Your Finances
It’s that time of year again, the perfect opportunity to sort through your closet, clear out clutter, and downsize. While many may think “spring cleaning” just applies to their home, the concept can be used in all areas of your life! If you think your finances may benefit from a refresh, now is a great time to give it one.
It’s Financial Literacy Month. How Much Do You Know About Retirement Accounts?
April is often known for spring cleaning, Easter, and Passover, but it’s also Financial Literacy Month. At its core, financial literacy refers to understanding and effectively being able to use various financial tools and strategies. So, in honor of the month, we’re offering a basic financial primer, with some quick definitions and simple breakdowns of common retirement accounts.