Investing internationally might worry some US investors, but it can provide vital diversification in your portfolio.
Older, worried and working?
A little planning is what many older Americans need if they are still working and worried.
How Does Your Financial Health Stack Up?
Find where you are on the Financial Life Cycle to determine the state of your financial health.
Will Your Property Taxes Skyrocket Next Year?
Real estate property values have been increasing. The average Boulder County residence exceeded 20 percent compared to the last assessment two years ago.
How Much In Student Loans Can You Handle?
Picking a college to attend can be a difficult decision, but be sure you also look at how much you can handle in student loans.
Five Tips When Buying a Boulder County Home
If you’ve been patiently squirreling away a down payment or had your eye on some local move-up properties, you may wonder if it’s time to make a move. Keep these tips in mind as you ponder your next Boulder County home.
Four Steps If You’re Feeling Nervous About the Markets
Four steps if you are feeling nervous about the markets
1. Remember that Short Term Needs and Investing Do Not Mix.
2. Buy a Fixed-Income Ladder.
3. Stop Tracking the Market.
4. IF All Else Fails, Try Something Less Drastic.
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.
A (Semi) Official Way to Borrow and Loan Money with Family
Loaning and borrowing money within a family can be complicated. National Family Mortgage is one way you can make it official.
Biggest Tax Reform in Years Expected in 2017
Some possible changes for 2017 taxes include fewer and lower tax brackets, increased standard deduction, repeal of personal exemptions, the end of AMT, and changes for businesses.