Your Money’s Losing Value—But Your Retirement Doesn’t Have To
Sutthiphong Chandaeng/ShutterstockAlthough inflation is quiet, it’s relentless. Over time, it slowly consumes your retirement savings, reducing the value of what…
Catch-Up Contributions: Maximizing Your Savings If You’re Over 50 in 2026 and Beyond
Ground Picture/ShutterstockIf you’re over 50 and feel behind on retirement savings, you’re not alone—and you’re not out of options. There…
Is $1.26 Million Enough to Retire? What the 2025 Numbers Say
RetirementThe $1.26 million retirement target may be trending lower, but inflation, lifestyle, and income risks still demand careful planning.To live…
7 Proven Money Mindset Shifts to Save More and Stress Less
Ihar Halavach/ShutterstockThere’s a common misconception that saving money is all about discipline: cutting back, saying no, and adhering to a budget. However,…
The 2025 Tax Game-Changer: What Retirees Need to Know Now
Usually, tax laws are tweaked as we enter a new year. However, 2025 isn’t just another tax year for retirees;…
Saving for Retirement in College: Why Starting Young Is Your Greatest Advantage
Most college students spend their energy on midterms, tuition bills, Post Malone concerts, spring break plans, and maybe landing that…
What Kind of Financial Advisor Do You Need? Here’s How to Decide
When it comes to making money decisions, it can feel overwhelming. Are stocks a good investment? Should you buy real…
How to Talk to Your Kids About Your Money Without Making It Weird
Despite its importance, money is one of the most avoided topics in families. A Fidelity survey of 1,900 adults ages…
Savings vs. Investing: Where Should Your Money Go?
Song_about_summer/ShutterstockHere’s a question that stumps many people: you have extra money each month, but you’re unsure whether to put it…
Ordinary vs. Qualified Dividends: What’s the Tax Difference?
Here’s something nobody tells you when you start investing: those dividend payments hitting your account aren’t all treated the same…
The Hidden Costs of Retirement: How to Prepare for the Unexpected
Inside Creative House/ShutterstockPeople often envision retirement as a time of leisure: long mornings with coffee, travel, family time, or finally…
How Much Does a Financial Advisor Cost?
A good financial advisor isn’t an expense—they’re an investment.Let’s talk about something that stops a lot of people from getting…