Financial Planning & Retirement

Whether your 25 or 55, you need a strategy for retirement. Check out these tips and tricks from our experts.

From 401(k)s to Roth IRAs: Demystifying Retirement Accounts

From 401(k)s to Roth IRAs: Demystifying Retirement Accounts

With so many responsibilities in our day-to-day lives, it is common to feel unprepared for the future. If you have ever caught yourself staring at your 401(k) statement blankly or questioning whether a Roth IRA is the right move, you are not alone. With guidance, these accounts can feel less daunting and more like tools you can confidently use to secure your future.

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Should I Plan for Financial Caregiving?

Should I Plan for Financial Caregiving?

Age, illness, or injury can affect our ability to handle our finances. It’s a difficult subject to think about, and it can be even harder to discuss with loved ones. But having a plan in place is essential to protect your financial wellbeing and future.

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5 Financial Health Goals for Your 30’s

5 Financial Health Goals for Your 30’s

The 5 financial health goals for your 20’s help you develop a solid financial foundation — like starting a budget and making it a habit to save. Life does happen, so if you haven’t hit those milestones yet, don’t be too hard on yourself. Every step you take today is still a step in the right direction.

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Is There Anything I Can Do Now So That My Child Can Obtain More Financial Aid Later?

Is There Anything I Can Do Now So That My Child Can Obtain More Financial Aid Later?

Yes, there are steps you can take now that may help your child obtain more financial aid later. All federally funded financial aid programs use a formula known as the federal methodology to determine how much money a family must contribute towards a child’s educational costs before becoming eligible for financial aid. This figure is known as the expected family contribution (EFC). The difference between your EFC and the cost of your child’s college equals your child’s financial need and the less aid your child will be eligible for.

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Financially Preparing for a Pet

Financially Preparing for a Pet

Expanding your family with a new furry, feathery, or scaly friend? Whether you’re a first-time pet owner or very experienced, don’t forget to consider the financial impact of a new pet and adjust your budget accordingly.

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