Money and Kids: Do Children Need an Allowance?
Through the years, various theories have been put forth and argued regarding financial allowances for children. But two approaches seem to have emerged and become the “norms” over the past decade.
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Six Keys to Successful Investing
A successful investor maximizes gains and minimizes losses. Although there’s never a guarantee that any investment strategy will work perfectly or lack the risks that all trading involves, you can still improve your tactics.
Tax Planning for the Self-Employed
For some, self-employment is the American dream. An opportunity to be your own boss, maintain a flexible work schedule, and, oh yes, establish a lifelong relationship with your accountant and other financial professionals.
College Costs: Unexpected Expenses to Prepare For
Adults aren’t the only ones who have put in a hard year’s work. Many high school students are finishing up their senior years on the tail end of a pandemic.
First Quarter 2021: Risks Remain as Economy Reopens
Global stocks rose in the first quarter as vaccines were distributed, economies reopened, and the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan passed.
Should You Pay Off Your Home Before You Retire?
Should you own your home free and clear before you retire? At first glance, the answer would seem to be “absolutely, if at all possible.
Cracking the Nest Egg Before it Hatches
If you have a 401(k) plan at work and need some cash, you might be tempted to borrow or withdraw money from it.
Annual Delivery of Advisory Disclosure Documents - 2021
Registered Investment Adviser firms are required to file updated disclosure documents and provide clients with a summary of any material changes on an annual basis.
Before You Claim Social Security: Read This
Whether you want to leave work at 62, 67, or 70, claiming the retirement benefits you are entitled to by federal law is no casual decision.
