Most of us are guilty of putting conditions on our life goals, believing that we can only be the people we want to be once we have certain things in place. On the surface, it’s logical thinking – after all, you can’t make a BLT if you don’t have any bacon. The problem is that…
Personal Finance Articles
The 3 Biggest Money Mistakes Millennials Make (and How to Fix Them)
Did you know you’re primed for financial success when you’re in your 20s and 30s? It’s true! You’re in the best position to build and grow wealth because you have time on your side. Now is when you should start saving and investing a percentage of your income, to give your nest egg enough time…
Are Millennials at a Higher Risk of Identity Theft
As a Millennial, technology plays a leading role in your everyday life. What you may not realize, however, is that your level of comfort with technology puts you at a higher risk for identity theft. Even though many websites require security questions as well as a password to gain access, the truth is that answers…
10 Things Young Couples Should Know Before Getting Married
You’ve found “the one.” You’re ready to commit to forever. While your relationship may seem absolutely perfect in the early stages, you may want to take a step back to make sure that you truly know the person that you will be spending the rest of your life with. Here are ten things that young…
Should I Buy a House or Keep Renting?
“Buying a house is always better than renting.” Renting is throwing money down the drain.” “You’re just building equity for someone else.” Heard these lines before? They should be familiar to anyone who’s currently renting — and has been urged to jump into homeownership as quickly as possible. But are these statements actually true?…
When Your Heart Says “Yes” But Your Wallet Says “No”
Have you ever been shopping and saw a dress that you just knew you had to buy? Bought a new pair of shoes because of a deal too good to pass up? Impulsively grabbed a candy bar or magazine at the checkout counter? We’ve all been there. Sometimes, your brain just tells you “yes,” but…
Qualifying for Social Security Spousal Benefits if You Are Divorced or Widowed
As a woman, you are probably aware that you are statistically expected to outlive your husband. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 2015 Mortality Report, the average woman in the United States will live to age 81.2 years, and the average man will live 76.3 years. That means you can expect to live…
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