The start of a new year on the calendar gives you a chance to get several things organized in your life. Some choose to clear out the clutter in their homes
There is only one person that your financial planning process should be focused on: yourself. The plan that guides you toward, and through, retirement should be
The dream of many Americans is to leave behind the day-to-day doldrums of life in America and find a new place to call home during retirement. Maybe it has
Retirement is the goal for every working individual in America, but a comfortable retirement should also be a part of that goal. Unfortunately, each year there
Some people assess their financial worth based upon the income they receive. Your worth is more about how you spend your money than how much you make. Yes, you
The new Trump Administration has been talking, since Inauguration Day, about the repeal and replacement of the current Affordable Care Act, inextricably linked
All investments come with some level of risk. When you entrust your money to the market, you risk losing all of it or accumulating very small gains if your
The average individual usually has a retirement plan. For those who do not have a private investment portfolio of some variation, there are employer-funded
You are responsible for many of your own tax decisions. Small-business owners, independent contractors, and full-time employees at major corporations all have
We usually reserve the New Year for health or occupational resolutions. While some of these goals may involve a shift in finances, it might be time to look at
There are several issues that can create trouble for a couple's relationship. Financial matters usually take first place as money can quickly complicate the
The New Year always seems like the most popular time people are more inclined to set goals, or resolutions for themselves. While the concept can be positive and
