Maintaining an active mind and body can play a vital role in preventing cognitive decline and related diseases, while helping to promote a fulfilling and exciting next chapter.
From homemade gifts to free experiences, celebrating on a budget can be just as special—if not more so—than splurging on expensive dinners or extravagant presents. Here are some simple and affordable ideas to make this Valentine’s Day one to remember.
During the season of giving and goodwill, many people make donations to charity. Nearly one-third of annual donations happen in December, often inspired by the holiday season, year-end bonuses, and potential tax write-offs.
While it may be difficult to think about a time when one won’t be around to offer support, having a wealth transfer plan in place can help provide for your family.
To openly communicate about money in a positive and productive way, here are some tips to help break the ice and make financial discussions go smoothly.
Whether visiting family or vacationing in a warmer destination, proactive money management can help relieve some pressure and allow for a more relaxed and festive experience.
Will you be excited for this new chapter or have a hard time adjusting? While this transition can be bittersweet, many personal and financial opportunities can arise from an empty nest.
Along with the emotional stress, a loss can also be very financially overwhelming, especially if there is no plan in place to cover expenses and day-to-day bills.
What happens when that money is gone following an event? How do you rebuild this financial safety net? Here are some tips for emergency fund planning for this important financial safety net.
Learning how to live more sustainably and reduce our footprint is a good lifestyle goal, but can this be achieved without breaking the bank? Thankfully, going green and shopping sustainably doesn’t have to be a burden on your budget.
