Financially Protect Your Loved One With Disabilities: 4 Next Steps to Take
If you're a parent to a child with disabilities, there are certain measures you need to take during the estate planning process. Here are a few tips to keep in mind.
What Is the Rule of 72? An Introduction For Investors
Looking for a simple formula to figure out how many years it will take for your investments to double? The Rule of 72 can help. This simple guide will help answer your questions.
The Child Tax Credit 2021: What Changes Can Families Expect This Year?
If you have children under 18 in your household, you could be receiving an enhanced tax credit for the 2021 tax year. Here's what you need to know about this one-time change to the child tax credit.
Studies Suggest Womens' Lack of Financial Confidence Is Affecting Their Investments. Here Are 5 Ways to Financially Empower Yourself (Or a Woman in Your Life)
Recent studies suggest women lack financial confidence. Empower the women in your life using these 5 tips.
How to Live Well Together With Your Partner in Retirement
You may have years of experience living with each other but in this upcoming chapter of retirement it’s important to consider a few factors that will help you maintain a healthy and beneficial relationship with your spouse or partner.
Active vs. Passive Investing: It's Time to Understand the Difference Once and For All
As you ramp up your investing efforts, you'll need to understand the difference between active and passive investing. Find out which strategy may be right for you with this helpful guide.
Women, Wealth & COVID-19: How the Pandemic Has a Fueled a "She-Cession"
The onset of COVID-19 has spurred a recession in America, which some are referring to as a "she-cession." Here's why some women may have been hit harder financially during 2020's economic downturn.
If You're in the Market For Some New Wheels, Is It Financially Better to Buy a New or Used Vehicle?
Car buying can be stressful, but determining whether or not to buy brand new can help the decision-making process go a little easier.
No Health Insurance? Here Are 8 Other Ways to Cover Your Medical Expenses in 2021
Whether by choice or not, a lack of health insurance can make paying for medical expenses difficult. If you aren't covered, here are 8 ways to save and make your medical payments more manageable.
Biden Has Signed an Executive Order Regarding Student Loan Debt: Here’s What We Know
On Jan. 20, President Biden signed an executive order regarding federal student loan repayments amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. Here's what borrowers across America need to know.