Saving and Investing

05 Jul What is the Difference Between Term and Whole Life Insurance

Posted at 23:29h in Insurance, Travel and Tax, Money and Your Partner, Pensions and Retirement, Saving and Investing

This is a common question people ask when considering life insurance options. And it can get a little confusing trying to determine which choice is best for you and your family. You know that it’s the responsible thing to do, and you want to make...

05 Jul How to Generate More Income – Top 5 Ways!

Posted at 23:25h in Money and Your Partner, Mortgages and Property, Pensions and Retirement, Saving and Investing

If you’re like the majority of Americans living paycheck-to-paycheck, you’ve probably tried different things to generate more income for a variety of reasons. Just about all of us have had something unexpected happen where we needed some quick cash to get ourselves out of a...

05 Jul 5 Tips Managing Finances After Divorce

Posted at 23:19h in Money and Your Partner, Pensions and Retirement, Saving and Investing

No one gets married thinking they will someday get divorced. No one. But it still happens, doesn’t it? Perhaps it was a short marriage with no children, or maybe it was a long marriage with one or more kids involved. Suddenly, you’re dealing with the...

12 life skills your kids should have before leaving the house

05 Jul 12 Life Skills Your Kids Should Have Before Moving Out

Posted at 23:06h in Money and Your Children, Money and Your Partner, Saving and Investing

12 Life Skills Your Kids Should Have Before Moving Out We all want our kids to be ready to face the world on their own and thrive, but in order for this to happen, they need certain life skills. The best case scenario is that we...

05 Jul 7 Practical Tips for Starting an Emergency Fund Today

Posted at 23:01h in Insurance, Travel and Tax, Money and Your Partner, Pensions and Retirement, Saving and Investing

Everyone knows that it’s a good idea to have an emergency fund, right? And it makes sense. Life is full of unexpected surprises, and having some money tucked away and readily accessible is incredibly helpful when you have unplanned situations arise. Why you need an emergency...

10 ways to talk to your husband about financial decisions

05 Jul 10 Ways to Talk to Your Husband about Making Financial Decisions

Posted at 22:55h in Money and Your Partner, Pensions and Retirement, Saving and Investing

One of the most common things for spouses to argue or disagree about is money. In fact, many marriages end because couples cannot come to a consensus about money—what to spend, what to save, what to buy, what not to buy. Then there’s paying bills,...

05 Jul 10 Ways To Pay Your House Off Sooner

Posted at 22:52h in Money and Your Partner, Mortgages and Property, Saving and Investing

Have you ever dreamed of what it would be like not to have to make that huge mortgage payment each month? You can probably think of all kinds of things you could do with that extra money—from funding your retirement to going on a much-needed...

05 Jul Managing Finances After Your Husbands Death

Posted at 22:46h in Insurance, Travel and Tax, Money and Your Partner, Pensions and Retirement, Saving and Investing

Living and dying are two things that every single person on the planet have in common, no matter their race, socioeconomic status, or nationality. But we often don’t know when death will come for us or our loved ones. If an illness is something your husband...

05 Jul Should I Cash Out My 401(k) Plan to Pay off Debt?

Posted at 22:35h in Money and Your Partner, Pensions and Retirement, Saving and Investing

Have you ever wondered if it would be worth it to cash out your 401(k) plan to pay off debt? Many people think about doing this, so you’re not alone. First, congratulations for wanting to lower your debt and for starting to think of creative ways...

05 Jul 12 Tips to Save Money Going to Disney World

Posted at 22:30h in Insurance, Travel and Tax, Money and Your Children, Money and Your Partner, Saving and Investing

It’s practically every kid’s dream to go to Disney World at least once in their lives, right? But it sure comes with a hefty price tag. How can a regular family on a regular budget make Disney World happen? With some planning and researching, you can...