All of us, in one way or another, were affected by hurricanes Irma and Maria. The damage varied in magnitude. In some cases, the impact was such that it meant taking money we had put away for our retirement…
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How are you doing with your finances at the start of this year? Perhaps you’re in the habit of reviewing your financial situation only at the end of the year. But also reviewing at the beginning of the…
Continue readingWhat are your options if your credit score is compromised by excessive debt? One thing you could do is take out a personal loan and consolidate it into a single monthly payment. Your financial situation…
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When you joined your employer’s retirement plan, you probably appointed a beneficiary and forgot about the issue right until this very moment. But how often should you review the appointment of your retirement…
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Make no mistake: Inflation is an enemy of your retirement savings. Over time, even relatively low inflation will erode the purchasing power of your savings. However, there are ways to combat inflation’s…
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Have you ever heard the Latin phrase “carpe diem”? Translated, it means “seize the day” or make the most out of life. This philosophy also applies to saving for retirement. Your employer’s retirement savings…
Continue readingIf you’re you new to this whole 'filing your taxes thing', you must have a bunch of questions. Find out what you need to know to do everything on time and stress-free. This year you should file your…
Continue readingGoing through an interview can be stressful. But it doesn’t have to be if you’re prepared. Doing your homework will let the interviewers know that you are interested in the position. That’s why we give…
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As consumers, our credit score is a mystery to us. We know that when we request credit for something (like a credit card, for example), we are assigned a number which we don’t know if it’s good or bad,…
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