January: Financial Tip of the Month

January: Financial Tip of the Month

Let’s start the year organized! January is an ideal time to review your finances, update documents, and set up systems that will support you throughout the year. Important January Dates January 1 – First day to fund traditional IRAs, Roth IRAs, and SEP IRAs (for...
A Young Adults’ Guide to Living Alone

A Young Adults’ Guide to Living Alone

For many young adults striking out on their own, the ultimate goal is to live alone without roommates. But is this goal feasible from a financial perspective? To find out, you need a clear picture of your finances. The word “budget” often has a negative...
When Building a Budget, Keep Your “Why” in Mind

When Building a Budget, Keep Your “Why” in Mind

When building a budget, keep your “why” in mind Creating a budget is a fundamental step toward achieving financial stability and reaching your financial goals. However, the process can sometimes feel overwhelming or restrictive. The key to a successful...
Check Safety in the Age of Identity Theft

Check Safety in the Age of Identity Theft

   Check writing has some pitfalls It used to be that check writing was a way of life. It was the only way to pay bills or send money to a grandchild for their birthday. In 2022, FinCen, a unit of the U.S. Treasury Department reported a whopping 84% increase in check...
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