Financial Do’s & Don’ts Of a New Job
Starting a new job? Before you celebrate that bigger paycheck, make sure it’s actually working for you. Check out these financial do’s and don’ts of starting a new job—from increasing your credit limit to avoiding lifestyle inflation—so you can use your new income to create real financial progress.
How Fear of Loss is Holding You Back Financially
Fearing loss is a survival instinct, but when it comes to money, it can hold us back. Whether it’s avoiding investing, procrastinating on important decisions, or hoarding cash out of fear, loss aversion keeps us stuck—robbing us of financial growth and opportunities.
Is Investing The Same As Gambling?
For new investors, investing can feel really risky. But is it really as risky as gambling?
What’s a Brokerage Account? And Do I Need One?
A brokerage account is where you buy and sell your investments. Is it time to open yours?
Should You Still Invest if You Have Student Loans?
Everyone tells you to invest in your 20s so your money can grow, but you still have student loan payments! Should you pay off the loan before investing?
HSA v. FSA account - Which is right for you?
Did you ever think you could save money on taxes by paying medical bills? Well, you can! Check out an HSA or FSA account to save for medical expenses, and taxes.
Is Your 401k Vested?
Most employers don’t advertise when they’ve vested 401k contributions, limiting your access to their contributions. Is your 401k vested? How can you find out?
What Banks Don’t Tell You About Your 401k
Use these tips to make more money with your 401k, with no additional contributions.
How to Make a New Year’s Resolution and Actually Stick to it
Tired of making resolutions only to give up by February? Your willpower may not be the problem.
Death by Indecision
Investing can be scary, so many of us just do… nothing. But did you know that your indecision about saving for retirement could be costing you millions of dollars?
What Types of Retirement Accounts are Available to Me?
What types of retirement accounts are there and what are the rules?
