If you’re part of the 54 percent of American taxpayers anxiously anticipating a tax refund this year, you should have an action plan for that money once it hits your bank account. According to the IRS, the average refund last year was $2,860. That’s a nice chunk of change that can have a huge impact […]
Insurance Considerations for Freelancers, Entrepreneurs and Small Business Owners
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Taking the leap to becoming a freelancer, entrepreneur or small business owner is huge. If you’ve recently done it, congratulations! There is no doubt you have a long to-do list, but you need to make sure getting insurance is a high priority. While becoming your own boss has many perks, it often also means leaving […]
10 Events to Consider When Planning Your Child’s Financial Future
You want the best for your children: good health, a great education and solid financial security. And if you want that last part to include money for college or a financial lifeline for an accident or illness, the time to start planning is now — even if “now” means “while you’re still working on becoming […]
Life Insurance: Something You Need, But Hope to Never Use
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What is it that you really need, but you hope to never use? The answer? Life insurance, of course. We want our family to be taken care of in the event of a tragedy, that’s why we purchase life insurance polices. But, at the same time, we hope to never cash in on a policy for ourselves […]
Moms Listen Up: You Need Life Insurance, Too
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Could you imagine what the total cost would be of having your own personal chef, nurse practitioner, counselor, bookkeeper, decorator, chauffeur, cleaning lady? It would cost a ton! If you’re a mom, you’ve probably just realized that I just listed some (definitely not all) of your daily duties of being a mother. It is very […]
6 Items For Your Emergency Financial First Aid Kit
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Are your finances prepared and organized for a financial emergency? Do you have a plan if a financial emergency occurs? When our youngest son, Joshua, was born we started saying, “If he had been our first, he would have been our last.” That little boy had more energy and could get into more scrapes than […]
