What Rising Interest Rates Mean for You
The financial media has been buzzing with the possibility of a looming interest rate hike. Most economists believe the Federal reserve are determined to hike interest rates as early as September. This after almost 6 years of a zero interest... Read More →
How a Financial Advisor Wastes Money
Wasting money is a big regret of mine. I see the long term effects of it in my profession. Every single one of us wastes money on something. It may be a hobby or even a habit. I also have... Read More →
New Year, New Me Crap Again
Every New Year people make resolutions to lose weight, improve their finances and strengthen their relationships. I call it the New Year, New Me Crap. We all want a fresh start with a New Year. However, most people who get... Read More →
Should You Use Your Savings to Pay Off Debt?
Most of us have savings and some debt. From time to time you’ve probably wondered if you should just get rid of the debt by using some or all of your savings. First, everyone’s situation is a little different. Each... Read More →
Is Cash Obsolete?
Do you use cash anymore? With the wide use of debit and credit cards, we seem to need it less and less. In spite of the fact that we kill ourselves to acquire more and more of the green stuff!... Read More →
4 Whopper Credit Card Mistakes To Avoid
Debt sucks. Credit card debt really sucks. I’ve seen some unbelievable balances over the years. Besides racking up huge balances on your cards, and living like you’re Ritchie Rich, there are several whopper mistakes you will want to avoid. What... Read More →
Mobilligy Review: The Best Bill Paying App I’ve Tried
I love finding a really useful app for my iPhone. You might think I have tons of cool stock market and financial apps loaded up. Not the case. I tend to be more of a minimalist when it comes to my... Read More →
7 Timeless Money Tips for Graduates
When the month of May rolls around I generally think about Mother’s Day, Derby Day, Memorial Day…. You get the picture. This year, I thought more about graduation day. After the last cap is tossed in the air and the celebrations... Read More →
5 Money Lessons From a Financial Advisor’s Mom
Mother’s Day is a day that we celebrate our Moms and what they mean to us. It’s a way to say thank you for their love and support. As we grow up, and even into adulthood, they are continuously teaching... Read More →
Why Store Credit Cards May Help You Save On Holiday Shopping
Credit cards. I call them “the little plastic devils”. I’ve written about them quite a bit. You can really get yourself in a heap of plastic trouble with these things. Plus, shoppers will spend a small fortune on their cards... Read More →