As if the kids haven’t already been home enough lately, now many parents are stuck with them at home for this new school year. If your kids are virtual schooling and you’re panicking, wondering “How will I work, run the house, make sure schoolwork is completed, and entertain the kids all day every day?” Take… Continue reading 17 Easy Ways to Teach Kids about Money
If you are looking for a way to improve your account performance, 401(k) management may help you in more ways than you might think. Although you might have basic investment knowledge, utilizing an expert to make the moves that require skill and care may change the performance of your account from good to great… And… Continue reading How Professional 401(k) Management May Help Account Performance
If you are short on cash right now, keep reading for 3 ways that may improve retirement savings without investing more money. #1 Invest in Yourself One of the best things you can do that may improve retirement savings without investing more money is to invest in yourself. Financial ignorance is costly. So do what… Continue reading 3 Ways That May Improve Retirement Savings without Investing More Money
If you are over 55 and are unsure what to do with your 401(k) right now, keep reading for 7 things you can do in the remaining months of 2020 that may maximize your 401(k) this year. #1 Contribute as Much as You Are Able Robert Shiller, global economist and 2013 Nobel Laureate in economics… Continue reading I’m Over 55. What Should I Do with My 401(k) the Rest of 2020?
While 2020 has left many investors concerned about their retirement accounts, there are things you can do today to ensure you stay on track to meet your retirement goals. Keep reading for 3 strategies that may maximize your 401(k) in third quarter. #1 Keep Contributing to Your 401(k)…and Don’t Panic 2020 has been a bumpy… Continue reading 3 Strategies That May Maximize Your 401(k) in Third Quarter 2020
The IRS tax deadline is just days away. Typically April 15 every year, the new deadline for filing is July 15, 2020. In addition to the filing extension, the IRS extended other important deadlines back in March as part of their People First Initiative, with the goal of providing Americans with relief due to the… Continue reading Important IRS Filing and Tax Deadlines Due This Week
The sad truth is that many people do not take online fraud prevention tips seriously until after they have been a victim. No one wants their identity stolen or their bank account hacked. But it’s happening more and more every day. According to the Insurance Information Institute (III), “In 2020 through April 10, the ITRC… Continue reading 14 Online Fraud Prevention Tips
Grilling out, playing yard games, and watching fireworks are activities we look forward to on the 4th of July. While many of the 2020 firework celebrations have been canceled–the 4th of July isn’t. We’ve been celebrating our great nation’s Independence Day since 1776, and we aren’t stopping this year. Our celebrations this year may be… Continue reading 10 Unusual Facts about the 4th of July
To say 2020 has been an eventful year is an understatement. While the economic situation is uncertain, there is a silver lining in all of this: it is forcing many Americans to rethink how they manage their finances. Whatever your current employment and financial situation, there are actions you can do today that may protect… Continue reading 6 Financial Tips for Third Quarter 2020
Restrictions on 401(k) loans and 401(k) withdrawals have recently been loosened for investors looking to tap into their retirement savings to get by right now. Before making a move, it’s important to know the difference between a 401(k) loan and 401(k) withdrawal, and fully understand the consequences of dipping into your retirement savings earlier than… Continue reading What’s the Difference between a 401(k) Loan and 401(k) Withdrawal?
