April is Financial Literacy Month and we asked executives at several of our clients to share things they’ve learned in their financial life that they wish they had known sooner.…
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What’s the difference between saving and investing? The terms get used interchangeably sometimes but they’re not the same and knowing the difference between the two will help you plan for…
Nobody wants to pay more taxes than they have to. The two most common ways to reduce what you owe are tax deductions and tax credits. Tax credits reduce your…
Tax time can feel like it’s all bad news but there are two bright spots. Tax credits and tax deductions are types of tax breaks that (generally) apply to those…
Every year around the holiday season, it’s easy to get busy and put your finances on the back burner. However, that period as the year comes to a close is…
National Influenza Vaccination Week (usually the first week in December) is the Centers for Disease Control’s (CDC) annual awareness campaign to remind people of the importance of getting a flu…
To save means to set aside, keep, reserve, conserve, or stockpile. National Savings Day (October 12th) was created to drive awareness about the importance of saving. To quote Warren Buffett,…
We all experience a change in circumstances at some point; a new job, a move to a new city, getting married or divorced, etc. And with each of these changes,…
Pro·cras·ti·na·tion (prəˌkrastəˈnāSH(ə)n) – the action of delaying or postponing something. We’re all familiar with procrastination; whether it’s a particular household chore or those financial tasks we all know we should…
Summer activities start wrapping up, vacation season winds down, and school will soon be back in session. If you’re like most people, you probably put managing your finances on hiatus…