Category: Financial Planning

If you’ve ever watched financial media during the day, you’ve likely seen a little ticker somewhere on the television listing quotes for the Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500, and …

As the economy rebounds from COVID-19 closures and shutdowns, one of the biggest fears on the minds of many economists is high inflation. The United States (and much of the …

Have you ever loaned money to a friend or family member with the expectation of being repaid with interest? If so, you’re going to be somewhat familiar with how the …

Most caricatures of the stock show groups of men in suits screaming buy and sell orders to no one in particular on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange …

There are two main things every person seeks in retirement—wealth and health. Wealth in order to live comfortably without the need of employment or a paycheck, and health so we …

If retirement planning is the biggest concern on the mind of the average American parent, saving for college comes in a close second. If you have multiple children who plan …

Group health insurance is coverage offered by a provider to a specific group of people, usually the employees of a business. But unlike the coverage plans purchased by individuals, group …

Life insurance is a crucial purchase for anyone with a family or significant other, but disability insurance is commonly overlooked. Despite this, disability insurance may be even more important since …

Thematic investing has been a popular concept for decades now. Plus, thanks to exchange traded funds (ETFs), you can gain exposure to any number of themes through the purchase of …

For many decades, mutual funds were the only option for a large majority of investors. Mutual funds made sense for several reasons, including easy diversification, a wide array of asset …