ETFs make up a sizable portion of the the market. Are they right for you and your financial situation?
What to Do with Those Old 401(k)s
Some ideas for what to do with your old 401(k) when you get new job.
You Can Still Work With a Fiduciary Advisor
You do not need to wait until the Trump’s Administration’s review of the fiduciary rule to find a fiduciary adviser.
Your Best Credit Card
With so many credit card options, it’s hard to know which one is best for you.
Five Keys to Quality Insurance
It’s a bill we pay every six months, yet if all goes well we never financially benefit from it. It’s property and casualty insurance, which for most people means homeowners, auto, liability including umbrella coverage, and renter’s insurance. You may…
Four Reasons to Ignore Dow 20,000
The best approach to the Dow is to not react when it soars and when it declines. Your portfolio is much more than the Dow, and for the most part that’s a good thing.
Where Your Next Dollar Should Go
Whether you’re a mid-career serial entrepreneur or in your first job out of college, it’s good to be organized about where your savings should go.
Automate Your March to Financial Independence
Automate your retirement plan contributions, contribute to other regular savings opportunities, and slow down automated spending on bills and credit cards.
If you can automate financial virtue and slow down financial vice, you will achieve your goals sooner than you could imagine.
Can You Benefit from Brexit?
You can benefit from the Brexit vote by taking advantage of low mortgage rates, refinancing your auto loans and student loans, and finding great international airline deals.
Fast Access to Your Money
There are times you need quick access to a significant amount of money. Your finances may be strong overall but your assets may not be easily reached.