Whether you’re in the market for a new house, a car, appliances or furniture, it’s a tricky time to buy. Inflation is sitting at about 8.26 percent, which is still much higher than the 2 percent the Federal Reserve typically aims for. Inventory is still low across several industries. And there are some indicators that […]
Common Financial Mistakes – Financial Planning Month
Happy Financial Planning Month! In our last post we talked about what you can do to take a more active role in your financial life. This time, we will focus on the most common financial mistakes and misconceptions people have at every stage, and how you can avoid them. Believing only rich people work […]
How to Take an Active Role in Your Finances – Financial Planning Month
October is National Financial Planning Month, so it’s the perfect time to assess whether there is actually any planning in your finances. Maybe you’re saving every month, but you don’t know how much. You’re putting money away for retirement, but you’re not actually planning for retirement. You’ve got a couple investments, but you don’t put […]
Ready to Refinance? Taking Advantage of Low Rates
Refinancing can save you thousands of dollars and cut down your mortgage term over time, so it can be well worth looking into. However, timing is important. You’ll want to pay attention to interest rates. Luckily, mortgage rates are low right now, so consumers stand to benefit from refinancing. Here’s how to take advantage […]
Monthly Memberships – The New CFP Format
You pay a monthly membership for your gym membership and your Netflix account…why not your financial planner’s services? There’s a new wave of planners offering just that. Here’s what you need to know: Hourly Vs. Monthly Fees Charging by the hour has been a common payment approach with certified financial planners (CFP.) But […]
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