Most people set aside time ahead of January 1st to make New Year’s resolutions. While some people have long lists and others have short ones

If notable changes occurred in your life, you’ll want to review your finances before this year ends. Even if 2018 has been uneventful, it’s

The IRS is using new withholding tables for 2018, so you may need to adjust the amount you have withheld - or the amount of your estimated t

You need not wait for the new year to plan improvements to your finances. You can begin now. The last few months of the year give you a prim

A car is a big purchase. It’s worth taking your time and making sure that you’ve covered your bases in terms of making the most responsible

We all know the value of a good credit score. We all try to maintain one. Sometimes, though, life throws us a financial curve and that score

Investment firms have a new client service requirement. They must now ask you if you want to provide the name and information of a trusted c

Breaking down the basics of Medicare and what each part covers can get confusing. Whether your 65th birthday is on the horizon or decades aw

As people establish themselves as doctors and lawyers, executives, and successful entrepreneurs, they see living well as a reward. It can ha

What are the keys in planning to grow wealthy together? At some point, you will have to ask yourselves some money questions – questions that

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act made dramatic changes to federal tax law. It is worth reviewing some of these changes as 2019 approaches and house

The big picture of personal financial recordkeeping has not changed much. It is still wise to keep records pertaining to financial, health c

Stocks rallied in January, corrected in February, and slumped in March as volatility and economic policy changes took some of the enthusiasm

Living without an emergency fund can invite worry. It is an anxiety too many households have had to accept. Plan to save a little each month

Fear dissuades some people from sticking with a long-term financial strategy and discourages other people from developing one. Patience and

With a clear understanding of where she stands, financially, a widow may evaluate her investment and wealth management options and take step

You have a chance to manage your money better than previous generations have. Some crucial financial steps may help you do just that. Avoid

You Will Probably Pay More for Medicare in 2018. Was your monthly Medicare Part B premium less than $110 in 2017? This year, you may pay con

Do bad money habits constrain your financial progress? Many people fall into the same financial behavior patterns year after year. If you so

What financial, business, or life priorities do you need to address for 2018? Now is a good time to think about the investing, saving, or bu