Financial life planning matches your values with your money. Many people are discovering that their financial journeys are even more fulfilling when they align their plans with their values. These investing, spending, and giving strategies could help you grow your nest egg while also putting your values in action.
Each decade in your life comes with different goals, and while the best things in life may be free, some of the OTHER best things in life aren't quite that cheap. Having a baby, buying a house, or retiring early... all of these require a savings plan.
The CARES Act was passed nearly eight months ago, but there's one benefit you may have overlooked. As you give to your favorite organizations this holiday season, keep this change in mind.
Do you have to pay taxes if you give somebody money? Probably not.
With so many people needing so much help right now, you have a unique opportunity to teach younger family members the value of giving back. Here are three ways to make giving an activity that will bring your family closer together while making a real impact on the world.
Financial life planning is comprehensive financial advice that centers around your goals and values. Most normal financial plans are all about return on investment. We look at your return on life. When you focus on your life goals and priorities, everything else falls into place.