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What would you say if I told you... You are on track for Financial Independence? Like it or not, you are headed toward Financial Independence. Your Financial Independence might be defined as age 75 with spending $1,000 per month. ... If you want something else out of your future, you better do some planning.

If you haven't done it already, plan your week. Your fitness and your finances will thank you for it. Having an organized mindset will reduce your stress and will keep you focused on what matters the most.

Are you or someone you know going to have multiple children in college at the same time? Proposed FAFSA rule change is positioned to SIGNIFICANTLY (and negatively) impact the ability to pay for college. Consider signing this petition. https://www.change.org/p/us-department-of-education-help-am

Working from home could affect your 2020 taxes. With conflicting state tax rules, here's a look at scenarios and what to look out for before filing.

A financial planner will help you build the roadmap that will take you from where you are now in life, to the life you truly covet. And no, their ability is not reserved only for the ultra-rich or privileged. Still on the fence? This post by Wealth Mode is a great place to start.

Not-so-fun fact: It is estimated that within the US the amount of lost retirement funds is well into the billions of dollars. If you think some of that lost cash may be yours, here’s what to do:https://twocents.lifehacker.com/how-to-find-your-lost-401-k

Right now COVID-19 is winding its way across the globe and it’s wreaking havoc with the global economy. Let’s talk about what you can to prepare for potentially tumultuous times ahead.

Is your Financial Advisor a Fiduciary?

Whether you’re interviewing a financial advisor for the first time, re-evaluating your current relationship, or just wondering what to ask at your regular check-ins -- these questions are key in helping you identify the person who is going to work in your best interest.

2021-2022 FAFSA's available today If you have college-bound kids, we recommend getting on this earlier better than later. https://studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa

The key to putting your kids on the right financial path can be boiled down into one sentence.

Time has always been a scarce and vital commodity, and the changes brought on by COVID-19 have only magnified that. How do you make the most of it? https://www.forbes.com//take-your-time-back-5-ways-to-ma/

If you think building up enough cash reserves and income to retire within ten years is impossible, think again. The reality is, early retirement is absolutely possible. All you need is some education and dedication to your goals to make it work.

Parents are the first teachers we ever experience. They are the ones who are supposed to know about money and life, so it only makes sense that approaching a parent regarding the taboo subject of money might be a little uncomfortable. But the conversation is very necessary -- especially as time goes on. Here are some examples of important financial affairs that you'll want to talk to your parents about and how you can get the ball rolling:

While learning may be virtual right now, our current experiences may also provide an opportunity to teach real-life lessons to our children. Here’s how:

The COVID-19 pandemic has been challenging, but there are also a number of financial lessons to learn from Coronavirus. Here are a few of our favorites.