Many people think they can’t afford a financial planner, and that’s a shame because it’s simply not true. This belief is based on the misconception that all advisors won’t work with you unless you already have millions in the bank. While that’s certainly true of some advisors, plenty of financial planning firms don’t operate this […]
How to Be Better With Money: 5 Easy Steps to Build Smarter Financial Habits
Think you’re just “bad with money”? Think again.These 5 practical steps can help anyone gain control, improve their financial habits, and build a better future. Do you avoid looking at your finances because you feel like you’re just “not good with money”? You’re not alone—but that mindset can hold you back from building the life […]
The 3 Biggest Money Mistakes Millennials Make (and How to Fix Them)
Did you know you’re primed for financial success when you’re in your 20s and 30s? It’s true! You’re in the best position to build and grow wealth because you have time on your side. Now is when you should start saving and investing a percentage of your income, to give your nest egg enough time […]
How to Plan For Retirement if You’re a Millennial
Almost half of all Millennials in the U.S. are living paycheck to paycheck, and if you’re one of them, retirement can seem too far off to think about. Even though you’re scrambling to pay your bills each month, you need to make saving for retirement a priority now because the longer you wait, the farther […]
Smart Money Moves for Newlyweds: 9 Financial Planning Tips for Young Couples
Work Together to Build a Strong Financial Future Marriage is an exciting milestone, but beyond love and commitment, financial planning is one of the most important foundations for building a life together. According to a 2023 survey from NerdWallet and Zola.com, 67% of engaged Americans have trouble discussing finances with their partner. Avoiding these conversations […]
Should I Buy a House or Keep Renting?
“Buying a house is always better than renting.” Renting is throwing money down the drain.” “You’re just building equity for someone else.” Heard these lines before? They should be familiar to anyone who’s currently renting — and has been urged to jump into homeownership as quickly as possible. But are these statements actually true? […]
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