Visualizing and Realizing Your Retirement Reality October 7, 2020. By Courtney Summa: One of the most powerful planning tools we have as individuals is the power of visualization. Visualization can help us define goals and stay motivated as we work toward them....
Dealing with Financial Survivor’s Guilt October 1, 2020. By Ashley Agnew: Working hard to maintain secure employment in a successful position takes years of overcoming obstacles, often with delayed rewards. Professional success, especially in our culture, is something...
With interest rates hovering at historic lows, mortgage brokers, lenders, and bankers are busier than ever as real estate owners rush to refinance and first time buyers flood the housing market to take advantage of the long-term cost savings associated with reduced...
Bloomberg reported today that the Federal Reserve expects to hold rates steady through 2023 until inflation reaches 2% in effort to help the economy recover from the pandemic. Fed Chair Jerome Powell and other Fed officials have stated in recent weeks that a full...
In the current conditions, some are fortunate to have an increased savings due to the lack of social opportunities, while other are experiencing a threat to their savings due to income loss. Be it financially, professionally, or emotionally, these are certainly...
Back to School looks very different this year, and for some this is a wild understatement. As my husband and I were recently driving home after bringing our daughter to college, we couldn’t help but chat about the changing landscape in education, and we are thankful...
