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Families First Coronavirus Response Act (the FACTS)

On Wednesday, March 18, the Senate passed the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (H.R.6201). This is Phase 2 of a four-part stimulus package aimed to provide relief to Americans as the COVID-19 virus continues to wreak havoc on our lives and our economy.   To recap, Phase 1, otherwise known as the Coronavirus Preparedness and Response… Continue reading Families First Coronavirus Response Act (the FACTS)

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Pay Off Debt or Save for Retirement? Which Comes First?

If you are in credit card debt and struggling to get it under control, but are worried about saving for retirement, you’ve probably asked yourself: Do I first pay off debt or save for retirement?   It’s a good question to ask.  According to a recent report by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Americans… Continue reading Pay Off Debt or Save for Retirement? Which Comes First?

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How to Stay on Track to Potentially Maximize 401(k) Performance in 2020

2020 is flying by, and, before we know it, it will be over. Make sure you meet your financial goals and stay on track to potentially maximize your 401(k) performance this year. Check out our tips below on exactly how to do this.   Educate Yourself We took to the streets to ask everyday people about… Continue reading How to Stay on Track to Potentially Maximize 401(k) Performance in 2020

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13 Retirement Savings Tips for Every 401(k) Investor

Whether you are a first-time 401(k) investor or you’ve had a 401(k) for years, don’t leave your biggest financial asset to chance. Keep reading for 13 retirement savings tips that may help you become an engaged investor and make better-informed decisions about your future.  #1 Know Your Rights as a 401(k) Investor Far too many… Continue reading 13 Retirement Savings Tips for Every 401(k) Investor

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Close the Gap on Financial Goals with a Side Hustle

A side hustle can be a great way to get out of debt faster, pay for college, save money for an emergency fund, or contribute more to your retirement savings.  From freelance event photography to creating hospitality offerings with Airbnb, there’s a side hustle to match almost anyone’s passion… And their financial goals.   According to… Continue reading Close the Gap on Financial Goals with a Side Hustle

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What Every Investor over 55 Needs to Know about the SECURE Act

The new SECURE Act legislation aims to strengthen retirement security for Americans and combat the retirement crisis.  Pensions have all but disappeared. Social Security is uncertain.  People are now largely responsible for their retirement savings.  Yet, only 20% have saved 5% or less of their annual income, and less than one-third of Americans have saved… Continue reading What Every Investor over 55 Needs to Know about the SECURE Act

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10 Ways the SECURE Act Is Changing the Future of Retirement

The SECURE Act is changing the future of retirement. The law, otherwise known as Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement, passed on December 20, 2019, when it was signed into law by President Trump. It went into effect January 1 this year.¹  This new legislation aims to strengthen retirement security for Americans.  According to… Continue reading 10 Ways the SECURE Act Is Changing the Future of Retirement

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What Every Investor Needs to Know about Rebalancing a 401(k)

If you are like many working Americans with a 401(k), rebalancing your 401(k) is probably not one of your top priorities. You have better things to think about. We get it.  But, what if we told you that by failing to rebalance, you are essentially turning your investments (and your future retirement income) over to… Continue reading What Every Investor Needs to Know about Rebalancing a 401(k)