At a certain point, adult children and their aging parents might find themselves in a reversal of roles, with the children taking control and making important decisions about the parents’ finances, medical care and other day-to-day needs. The transition might be...
Twenty years ago, Natalie Stanger started a company to “help seniors do the things they could no longer do or didn’t want to do,” and it’s kept her busy ever since. Natalie talks about how she got into the world of geriatrics and found her niche as a Daily...
“When Lisa Wiseman became an advisor in 1999, she expected to manage clients’ investments and provide comprehensive financial planning. She didn’t expect to help them pay bills. More than 20 years later, she’s doing some of both.” So...
Budgeting isn’t always the nicest word to use when talking about money. For many, it’s full of negative connotations. Spending plans are a more accommodating alternative for many. It will put you in the driver’s seat of your financial future. A spending plan...
Many students are not educated on credit card use, managing spending and debt. What tips do you have for new credit card holders or parents looking to teach their students how to properly use a credit card? Student credit cards are great tools for your everyday...
Paula K. Canaday-Daeke, Daily Money Manager, writes about early signs of cognitive impairment and how to protect clients and their financial assets while navigating this new chapter of their life. Paula K. Canaday-Daeke is a daily money manager (DMM) and the...
