You’ve already planned your financial journey into retirement, but though some continue to want to work as their choice, what about your personal journey into not working if you decide this? Here are some tips to seamless transition into retirement. Be sure to keep...

Who says tax time can’t be a little fun? After you file your taxes, the best part is the refund, but how do you make sure you’re using that money wisely? Sure, using it for an impulsive purchase will feel good in the moment, but what will feel best in the long run?...

We all want a wee bit of the luck of the Irish in life, but we shouldn’t plan our retirement on finding a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow. Instead, it’s better to prepare for the days of non-working life ahead of time so you can enjoy your retirement living the...

April 15th is a date that most Americans won’t forget thanks to their income taxes being due. However, if you want to file for a corporate or partnership there’s a different date you need to remember. In 2016, the date was moved from April 15th to March 15th under the...

Financing 101 starts with a budget. It’s an essential and necessary component to having a successful and healthy financial outlook. I’ve long said that the best way to plan your finances is to run your them like a business. Take a well-run company like Apple, for...

In life, we all hope to make good decisions the majority of the time. We try to rationally think through our actions to determine the best course of action. But sometimes it’s easier to get swept off course than one may realize. However, the one place you want to try...