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Charitable Giving: Budgeting and Benefits
Donating to charity is something that many Americans do and is one of the hallmarks of our country. These donations allow charitable groups to help improve the lives of others through a myriad of ways. Non-profit organizations very often rely on community and...
What to Include in an Emergency Financial Kit
In the event of a natural disaster or other unexpected emergency, it's vital that you move quickly and limit the amount of time you spend scrambling for essentials. In addition to having a bag packed with necessary items like medicine, food and clothing, you should...
How to Build Good Credit
When it comes to borrowing money, your credit history is a key indicator of your trustworthiness. Lenders, creditors, and banks normally review credit scores to determine loan eligibility as well as the rate of interest on the loan. Because your borrowing experience...
Expenses to Expect in Retirement
Knowing what expenses to expect and taking into consideration the impact inflation will have, can help retirees more effectively prepare for their retirement and ensure their finances are adequate for an enjoyable retirement.
What Is A Living Trust and Should You Have One
Estate planning is a very important topic for families, but dealing with plans for the end of one’s life is not the most popular or engaging subject
What to Consider When Deciding Between Saving and Investing
Having a little extra money in your possession can come as a great relief but knowing how to use it wisely takes careful consideration.
How to Stop Living Paycheck to Paycheck
More than half of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck, according to a recent survey from Charles Schwab.
Tips for Preventing Identity Theft
Identity theft is a real threat, and it is one that could harm your financial stability and reputation for years to come.
When Is Debt Beneficial?
While debt commonly carries a negative connotation, the truth is that there are many kinds of good debt.
When to Review Your Financial Plan
Creating and embracing a comprehensive financial plan is arguably the single best thing you can do to have a financially secure future and achieve the personal or financial goals you have for yourself or your family.