3 Easy Pieces: Getting Your Investments On at 30

3 Easy Pieces: Getting Your Investments On at 30

If you’re 30-ish years old and just starting to think about investing, give yourself a pat on the back. Thirty years old gives you plenty of time to save for retirement. Along with nailing down an affordable, long-term care plan that will protect your wages if...
Credit/No Credit: 4 Ways To Repair Your Credit Score

Credit/No Credit: 4 Ways To Repair Your Credit Score

It’s one thing to build a good credit rating, but it’s a different thing to try to fix a credit score quickly once it is in a state of disrepair. The good news is it’s possible. In addition to having discipline with your spending, there are specific ways...
Are Saving Enough For This Critical Part Of Retirement?

Are Saving Enough For This Critical Part Of Retirement?

Saving for retirement can sometimes feel like building the plane as you’re flying it: How do you know how much is “enough” to put away for retirement each month if you don’t know exactly what you plan to do during your retirement years? Will you travel? Will your...
3 Things You Can Learn From These Celebrity Spending Fails

3 Things You Can Learn From These Celebrity Spending Fails

Being a celebrity obviously has its perks, and chief among them is the income that allows for lavish lifestyles. But celebrities are not immune to bad financial decisions. Poor investments, shady investment managers, and just plain ol’ bad advice has led to many...
NPFBA Long Term Care Coverage: 11 Most-Asked Questions

NPFBA Long Term Care Coverage: 11 Most-Asked Questions

Why are so many people talking about long-term care and their financial plan? The reason is pretty straightforward: People are healthier than they were a few generations ago, which means they are living longer. Fewer people are dying of diseases than in the past due...