It is a good estimate that you will probably need 60-100% of your final year’s working salary for each year in retirement. Social security will…
Share the knowledge
- 21Shares
Category: SPEAKER SERIES
What’s in a number? Credit scores are basically your financial report card. Only now your financial habits are graded from 300-850. So, what makes up…
Share the knowledge
- 4Shares
You may not realize it, but you are a target for cyber criminals. Your computer, your mobile devices, your accounts and information all have tremendous…
Share the knowledge
- 19Shares
Going to a dealership and negotiating with a salesman may fill you with dread. But it doesn’t have to, according to Angie Anderson of Credit…
Share the knowledge
- 28Shares
There are many ways to pay for college, and it can be confusing to decipher lingo of financial aid. James Myers, a 19 year financial…
Share the knowledge
- 3Shares
So you want to buy a home. A mortgage is most likely the biggest purchase you will make in your lifetime. As with any major…
Share the knowledge
- 16Shares
An estate plan gives you the power to decide what happens to your children and possessions after you’re gone. According to an AARP survey, 2…
Share the knowledge
- 23Shares
Estate Planning is one of the most difficult necessities of personal finance and far too often the most overlooked. Fact is it’s important to have a…
Share the knowledge
- 1Share
Everyone has a relationship with credit. Your score is kind of like your financial report card, evaluating your “creditworthiness” and can be the defining factor in…
Share the knowledge
- 1Share
This year, the average estimated full-time undergrad student will pay $22,261 at an in-state public university per year (this includes tuition and fees, room and…
Share the knowledge
- 10Shares