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How to Channel Cash Flow To Reach Your Financial Goals

Do you ever feel like money escapes your wallet way too easily? How can you make sure you have enough for the things that matter most before it’s gone?

What Kind of Debt Is Acceptable?

Sometimes debt is necessary, but it had better be for a good reason. Find out what are the top three acceptable types of loans.

Creating a Spending Plan

Most people hate budgeting. Why not think of it as a spending plan instead? Read these tips for how to control your spending without all the drama.

What Do You Want Most in Life?

Everyone has a unique perspective on life. If you don’t know what you want, how can you effectively decide what to do?

Managing Investment Risk

How can we successfully manage investment risk? Consider applying the following principles of prudent risk management.

Pay Off Debt or Invest For the Future?

Should you pay off all debts before saving for the future or save first in hopes of earning a higher return on investments than you are paying in interest on debts?

Where Should We Put Our Money?

Choosing among the myriad of savings and investment options available can be overwhelming. How can we know where is the best place to put our money?

Benefits of Wise Financial Choices

What is the cost of making casual financial decisions which are inconsistent with our biggest goals in life?

How to Start Saving for Retirement (or Any Financial Goal)

What is the best way to start saving for retirement? How do you find a comfortable balance between saving for the future while still living comfortably now?

Putting Investors’ Interests First – By Choice or by Legislation?

After almost a decade of wrangling over the details, the Department of Labor’s Fiduciary Rule officially went into effect on June 9, 2017. What does this mean?

Debt: Self-Imposed Slavery

Perhaps the most severe cost of going into debt is the resulting loss of freedom. However, no matter how poor our spending decisions may have been in the past, we all have the power to change.

Four Ways to Manage Risk

Every risk we face can be addressed in one of four ways. Each may be an appropriate choice, depending on the circumstances and type of risk in question.