May 29th, or 529 Day, rolls around every year. And every year, a lot of people ask the same question: should I start one for my child or loved one? The honest answer is that it depends. But for most families with children, grandchildren, or other loved ones they want...
A Grammy-nominated musician recently lost over $400,000 in a cybersecurity scam. G. Love downloaded what he thought was a legitimate app from the App Store after his laptop crashed. The reviews looked good. He entered his credentials, and within moments, his...
Compound interest is like planting a tree that grows fruit. Each year, the tree not only gets taller but also produces more fruit. You can then plant the seeds from the fruit to grow even more trees, which will also produce fruit. Over time, you end up with a whole...
Estate planning tends to be one of those topics people assume they can deal with “someday.” Maybe when they retire, buy a home, or feel like they’ve reached a certain level of wealth. But the truth is far simpler: this is a basic, foundational piece of your financial...
Car prices have climbed sharply over the past decade. And in recent coaching conversations, one question keeps coming up: How much should I really spend on a car? We see people caught in a tough spot. They need a vehicle, but they’re unsure what’s truly “affordable.”...
