While we all know the importance of preparing for a financial emergency, the truth is, most people are not prepared. According to Bankrate’s Financial Security Index, “Just four in 10 U.S. adults (41 percent) would cover the cost of a $1,000 car repair or emergency room...
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4 in 7 Americans are financially illiterate, according to Walden University – and that’s a serious problem.¹ Financial literacy is understanding financial concepts, including but not limited to budgeting, saving, paying off debt, and investing. Those who demonstrate financial literacy often find it easier to enjoy financial...
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We’re halfway through 2021, which means it’s the perfect time to check in on your financial goals and objectives for the year. Review our top 9 personal finance tips for third quarter and see what you can do now to end the year strong. #1 Know...
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As the unofficial beginning of summer, many Americans will celebrate Memorial Day weekend with barbecues, 5 Ks, and outdoor picnics. Others will head to cemeteries to honor and remember their loved ones who sacrificed their lives for the sake of our country. Civilians sometimes confuse Veteran’s Day...
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The world has changed over the last year, and, as a result, many of our priorities have shifted – including saving and preparation for retirement. This past January, Schroders US Retirement Survey 2021 asked 1,000 people about their state of retirement readiness and planning, as well...
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Instead of gifting the hottest tech gadget that might make you everyone’s favorite parent, grandparent, or family friend, consider these financial gift ideas for the graduate in your life. #1 Individual Retirement Accounts (Roth IRAs) Give the gift of future financial stability with a Roth IRA. While...
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Gas prices have recently gone up. And it won’t be long until other goods will start to rise in price. Between the economic effects of the pandemic and the stimulus packages, economic forecasts are all over the map. Before we dive in, we want to make it...
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If you have income left over after paying taxes, it’s important to avoid common disposable income mistakes. However, there is a big difference between disposable income and discretionary income. Disposable income is your personal income minus your current personal taxes. For example, if you make $60,000 a year...
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From funding your retirement accounts to making sure you’re on track to meet your 2021 financial goals, there’s a lot you can do in the second quarter to stay on course. Here are our top 10 financial tips for second quarter. #1 Review Your Goals, Budget, and...
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The day has come for your little one to leave the nest. But if you haven’t covered the most important financial lessons for young adults, they may end up flying back home. A lack of financial literacy and poor money management skills have left many parents...
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