If you have a student who is just getting started financially – whether they have a summer gig or their first post-grad job – you can help them kick off their investing with a Roth IRA. Beginning in 2024, if you have money left over in a 529 plan, you can roll up to $35,000 […]
The Impact of Credit and Loans Tightening
As interest rates continue to increase, credit has tightened and loans are more challenging to access. What does that mean for you going forward? The Federal Reserve started increasing interest rates back in March of 2022 as a way to tamp down the quickly rising inflation rate. Between then and now, interest rates have increased […]
How to Manage the Cost of College
Attending college shouldn’t be the default option for every graduating high school student anymore; instead, it should be a carefully, well-thought-out plan, especially when you consider the high cost. In 2023, the average cost of attending a 4-year in-state university is about $25,707 per year. For out of state or private universities, that amount only […]
2023 Housing: Should You Buy or Sell This Year?
The past few years have been rocky for real estate. In 2020, 2021 and 2022, we experienced a major seller’s market; homes were flying off the market for record high prices. For buyers, this meant competing with several other bids, settling for a less than ideal home, and paying far more than usual. When we […]
Silicon Valley Bank: What Caused Recent Bank Collapses?
When the Silicon Valley Bank collapsed on March 10, 2023, it was the second largest bank failure in United States history. A couple days later brought the third largest bank failure, when regulators took control of Signature Bank. When you see news like this, it’s natural to worry about your own money, and what you […]
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