At the end of 2020, Congress made some changes to the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA.) FAFSA is the application for students and their parents to receive government aid for university expenses. The main change that families should know about is that the process has been simplified significantly to make it more accessible […]
Top Five Investing Mistakes To Avoid
You know that investing is a critical part of maximizing your money and building wealth. But it’s not enough to just invest. There are some common investing mistakes along the way that can undermine your growth. Here are some of the top investing mistakes I see – and how to avoid them: Investing Mistakes: Timing […]
How to Plan Strategic Retirement Withdrawals
If you’re preparing for retirement, there are potential savings you should consider with your withdrawals. With just a few key moves, you could maximize your money and gain significant savings when it comes time to withdraw money in retirement. Here are a couple of the moves that pay off the most for retirees: Diversify for […]
2020 Tax Roundup and Updates
As you file your 2020 taxes, you might run across some differences from last year’s taxes. Whether these are from personal changes in your life or changes to tax rules and deadlines, it’s important to be aware of them before you file. Here are some of the major 2020 tax differences you might notice: 2020 […]
How are the Stock Market and Economy Related?
2020 was a financially difficult year for many. Industries tanked. Major companies filed for bankruptcy. Thousands of people lost their jobs, and many more had their hours cut. Even a year later, countless businesses and households are still reeling from the pandemic. But if you take a look at the S&P 500 index, it tells […]
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