WHY BUDGET? You may have yawned (or cringed) when you read the title of this article, but please keep reading. This information is important for anyone who has ever worried about...
Writing a will is one of the basics of estate planning. It’s also something 40 percent of us avoid doing. And on some level, we can understand that. Writing a will...
The collateral consequences of a criminal conviction can last for years and have a detrimental effect on a person’s voting rights; gun rights; immigration status; eligibility for federal assistance programs (e.g.,...
In the last couple of years people have been trying to save money by reducing the amount of insurance they carry. Combined with the fact that many people have little money...
Most people only associate the word “investment” when they hear about financial planning. Financial planning is a whole lot more. Because people only associate the word “investment” with planning, they fail...
When the music legend Aretha Franklin died this month, she left behind an amazing musical legacy and her estate. What she didn’t leave was a will, meaning her heirs are left...
By now you know that the insurance company’s goal is to pay you as little as possible in compensation for your injuries. In pursuit of this goal, the insurance company may...
How to Stop Spinning your Wheels and Moving Towards Profitability When I was growing up my parents owned their own business; Stewart Homes. They built and remodeled homes in the Central...
As a small business owner, you probably feel that your business is your baby. You may find it hard to think about what will happen to it when you are no...
It’s rare that we hear divorce described in a positive light. We use terms like “messy divorce,” “ugly divorce,” “painful divorce.” Then again, why shouldn’t we? The collapse of a marriage...
