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Financial planning is one thing that many families neglect to think to do until the age of retirement is approaching. Unfortunately, by that time, it could be too late to really put away enough money to retire comfortably. The truth is, if you begin planning for your retirement when you are young, you don't need to put as much money into your retirement accounts each pay. To learn more about planning for retirement at a young age, visit my website. There, you will find all of the information that I had learned while attending an early retirement planning conference three years ago.

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Advice To Give Your College-Bound Teen For Managing Money

Posted on February 15, 2017

When your teenager is about to head away for college, you'll have a lot of knowledge that you'll wish to impart upon him or her. If you've decided not to give your teenager a credit card, he or she will have to manage the day-to-day expenses with a checking account. The last thing either of you wants to experience is a panicked call because the checking account's balance is almost zero, so it's useful to talk about some strategies for effectively managing this account. [Read More]

Three Important Financial Steps To Take In Your 40's

Posted on July 7, 2016

Your 40s are an important part in your life. By this time, you've given up on many of the bad financial habits you had in your younger years and you have your eyes set on retirement. Set yourself up for success. The financial decisions you make during this period will weigh heavily on your future so make the right moves.  Focus On Debt One of the best things you can do during your 40s is to minimize your debt load. [Read More]

Three Top Financial Planning Tips For Single Parents

Posted on May 17, 2016

If you are a single parent, then you naturally want to ensure that your finances are in good shape so that your child or children are well provided for. Fortunately, with some sound planning you can help prevent any unpleasant financial setbacks. This article looks at some key financial tips for single parents.  Financial Power of Attorney  One of the best decisions you can make as a single parent is to give a person you trust your financial power of attorney. This is a vital step in protecting your children financially in case you become mentally or physically incapacitated. [Read More]

Six Strategies To Make Your Fiscal Life A Lot Easier

Posted on February 18, 2016

If you feel like you are in over your head when it comes to your financial affairs, there are some online tools and help available that will make bookkeeping a bit easier. It is far simpler to maintain records and keep up with tracking the money that comes in and out of your pocket than it is to recreate records from receipts and stubs later on. Six strategies to make your financial matters easier and more streamlined are: [Read More]