We are a bit more than half-way through 2019, and now is a great time to check in on your financial goals. Maybe you set some money-related New Year's resolutions, or you've been working toward a big milestone. Take some time to assess your progress and if you've lost sight of your goal, take action to get back on track.
Having money set aside to cover minor emergencies, funding your retirement, and knowing that if you lost your job you could still pay the bills for a few months offers the kind of peace-of-mind that makes saving money worth the effort.
Many parents find 529 plans intimidating because it’s so hard to predict where a child may attend college, what they’ll decide to study, and how much it will cost.
One of the most expensive times of year for many people is the winter holiday season. Gifts, hosting parties, large family gatherings, and travel expenses don’t have to cause problems with your budget, though.
