Marriage is certainly an exciting time in life that is filled with joy and exuberance. However, once the honeymoon is over and life sets back in, you may soon be faced with the reality that as a married couple you need to reevaluate your financial situation to create a plan for two, not two individual plans.
Taking steps to improve your finances early in the year may help to put you in a better position by year end, thereby alleviating unnecessary stress and anxiety.
Despite the recent rate increases by the Fed, many brick-and-mortar banks have been reluctant to reward their customers with higher earning savings accounts.
Proper planning and knowledge of how the college selection process works may give your child a leg up on other students when it comes to college acceptance, financial aid, and scholarships.
Determining how much you need to have saved for retirement is nearly impossible to answer because everyone’s facts and circumstances are different.