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There is a growing trend among today’s adults, especially the younger generation of workers we refer to often as Millennials, to put off life’s major milestones longer than their parents and other previous generations. People are leaving home to live on their own later, buying homes later, getting married and having children later in life… Read More

Home-ownership is lower than it has been in the last 20 years. That’s a big deal for a country that bases a large part of its economic success on the housing market. It means that more and more Americans must resort to renting instead of owning. And that’s having negative consequences that are finally getting the… Read More

In a mostly volatile, and occasionally harsh economy, stringent financial planning no longer is befitting of the “ideal” label. Necessity is the name of the game, and if you are not on top of your cash flow (weekly, monthly, or annually), the consequences can be brutal. Unfortunately, such is the case for many citizens out… Read More

You are fresh out of school. Maybe you have been working for a few years. That entry-mid level salary may or may not be your financial ceiling at this time. Regardless, it provides you with a steady flow of income; one that brings with it peace of mind. Just be sure to pocket some of that… Read More

One of the most stable investments any individual can make is in their education. A four year bachelor’s (and a post secondary degree if one pleases) can have a profound effect on one’s earning potential moving forward. There are some of you out there that are currently in the midst of your career search. Then,… Read More

Sudden riches can have an interesting effect on people. For many, their basic instinct is to spend their newly acquired wealth on products and services for personal amusement. And while that might not be completely unreasonable, overlooking the process of financial planning, even with inheritance, is. Many of you might be thinking “how often does… Read More