How to Find an Old 401(k) and What to Do With It
Published: August 29, 2019
When you leave a company your money ends up in one of three places: where you left it, in a new account or with the state?s unclaimed property funds.
3 Sites to Help Aging Parents Organize Vital Details
Published: August 23, 2019
It's not enough to be organized and responsible. We need to think about who will be responsible next. Fortunately, there are several sites that can facilitate that transition for our aging parents- and also for ourselves.
Could You Be Saving More with a Share Certificate Ladder?
Published: August 12, 2019
Share Certificates (SC) typically offer higher interest rates than regular savings accounts in return for locking in your money for a set time period. The longer that maturity period is, the higher your earnings. However, if you put all your money in one long-term SC and interest rates rise before its maturity date arrives and you miss out on the chance to take advantage of those higher rates. In the case of an emergency, you won't be able to access that cash without withdrawing the entire amount and getting hit with penalties on your earnings.
Choose Your Credit Cards Wisely
Published: August 12, 2019
Many of us want to take advantage of flexibility in our spending plans by using credit cards, but it is important to choose the right credit card to fit your lifestyle. You may receive credit card offers in the mail, but that does not mean it is a good idea to apply for and begin using those cards. When shopping around for a new credit card, look out for the following to be sure you are making a smart decision:
How to Buy a New Car
Published: August 12, 2019
Buying a new car is a little like a game show. Choose the right door and you win your prize - a sweet deal on a good car. Choose the wrong door and you will lose money and hate the shopping experience. Navigating the car-buying process has never been easier, thanks to the transparency created by the internet.
4 Easy Steps To Choosing A Financial Advisor
Published: August 7, 2019
You've finally decided to see a financial advisor. You know this is an important decision, but you have no idea where to start. The amount of financial information out there is infinite, and getting started can be overwhelming and intimidating. But the process can be simplified if you break it down into steps, know what you are looking for and how to look!