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Have you talked with a financial professional about disability insurance coverage? It may benefit to seek out answers to questions you may not have thought to ask yet. this article is a great starting off point for that conversation.

Saving for retirement and your children's education are equally important, so understanding how to put away money for both is critical. You want to retire comfortably when the time comes. You also want to help your child go to college. So h

One of the most important questions about retirement is only which age you’d like to retire, but when you should begin planning for it. These tips can help you with that decision.

Protecting your income is an important and often overlooked step in financial planning, and since May is Disability Awareness Month, it’s critical to consider the risk of disability before it’s too late.

Investing in stocks and bonds can seem exciting and challenging, but it’s very important to understand how to handle your investments if the market turns volatile.

Watch Out For These Common Tax Scams

John Billington, CFP®, AIF®, ChFC®, CLU®, LUTCF

Friday, April 8, 2022

It’s important to be diligent when it comes to tax scams. As the tax deadline approaches this month, it doesn’t hurt to refresh ourselves with what scammers have in store for us.

The Electric Vehicle Is Back

John Billington, CFP®, AIF®, ChFC®, CLU®, LUTCF

Friday, April 8, 2022

The fervor for electric vehicles is real and they’re not going anywhere. Manufacturers are meeting the consumer demand as they take the automobile industry into a brighter future.

Personal Finance: Why Is It Not Taught In High School?

Joseph Bogardus, CFP®, AIF®, ChFC®, LUTCF, CCPS®

Friday, April 8, 2022

The concept of teaching financial literacy in high school is rapidly gaining traction, but that wasn’t always the case. There are large numbers of graduates unprepared for a world of savings accounts, budgets and credit scores.

Financial Literacy Month

John Billington, CFP®, AIF®, ChFC®, CLU®, LUTCF

Friday, April 8, 2022

With April being financial literacy month, it’s a good idea to become familiar with the basics of what it means to be financially literate.

Have strategies to ride out a crazy financial market.

Each money decision you make impact financial wellness. Here are 5 pillars to help achieve and maintain wellness.

A new year means new changes to healthcare benefits and plans.

Another year of trying to stick to resolutions during a pandemic. Are we better prepared?

How millennials will react to inflation, and how vulnerable they are is an open question. What steps can and should they take to prepare?

If you’re like most people, you bought life insurance to provide for your loved ones in the event of your death. But because you’re self-employed, you may have an even greater need for life insurance: You’ll want to protect your family..

Many adults rank their finances as their number one source of stress. A major contributor is the lack of financial literacy programs, particularly when they were younger adults and children. You can take matters into your own hands.

With retail prices for energy at or near multiyear highs in the US, here are twelve tips to help you save on your energy costs this winter.

Many IRA and retirement plan limits are indexed for inflation each year. Although the amount you can contribute to IRAs remains the same in 2022, other key numbers will increase, including how much you can contribute to a work-based retir..