Lisa Whitley — I actually don’t believe that the most common investing question is “How do I invest for retirement?” Nor is it “How can I get a high return on my emergency fund?” (You know you can’t, but thank you for asking.) I believe that the question most asked is...
Lisa Whitley — I recently asked a good friend what personal finance question was top of her mind these days. Her response was one that sounded pretty familiar: “If I am behind on saving for retirement, should that be my first priority? Or should I prioritize a larger...
One of the most exhilarating aspects of getting older (gasp!) is the chance to start checking off bucket list adventures. You know, that list of things you’ve always wanted to do but have been waiting until the kids have flown the coop and you don’t have anybody to...
Dear Team, My brother works in a factory. He makes good money, but it’s very hard work. Once or twice a year the plant will shut down for a week, usually for scheduled maintenance. Though the break is great for his physical and mental health, these are not paid days...
Having a stash of money for emergencies is one of the most important steps on the road to financial success. An emergency fund reduces stress and can help you avoid financial disaster when unexpected expenses pop up. With emergency funds, you avoid accruing debt when...
Top 10 Questions to Ask a Potential Financial Advisor Seeing a financial advisor can be anxiety-inducing. What should you ask? Who should you trust? Use the following guide for the top 10 questions to ask a potential advisor. Peace of mind and great financial help are...
