Should you buy a home with your partner if you are not married?
If you want to buy a home with your partner, you may be able to qualify for a larger mortgage than if one partner alone applied for the...
Maintaining Your Financial Records: The Importance of Being Organized
An important part of managing your personal finances is keeping your financial records organized. Whether it's a utility bill to show...
Cash Reserve
What is a cash reserve? A cash reserve is a pool of funds (and sometimes credit) that you hold in a readily available form to meet...
Teach Your Children Well: Basic Financial Education
Even before your children can count, they already know something about money: it's what you have to give the ice cream man to get a cone,...
Tax Planning for the Self-Employed
Self-employment is the opportunity to be your own boss, to come and go as you please, and oh yes, to establish a lifelong bond with your...
Concentrated Stock Positions: Considerations and Strategies
Whether you inherited a large holding, exercised options to buy your company's stock, sold a private business, hold restricted stock, or...
How to Cut Costs if You're Spending Too Much
How do you cut costs if you're spending too much? No matter how tightly you try to control your spending or how strictly you follow your...
Income Tax Planning and 529 Plans
The income tax benefits offered by 529 plans make these plans attractive to parents (and others) interested in saving for college....
THE National Coalition of 100 Black Women Decatur/DeKalb Chapter, Inc Presents: FINANCIAL BOOT CAMP
Topics: Money Management Budgeting Credit Repair Retirement Planning Speaker: Jason Culp, CFP® Private Wealth Manager Pragmatic Financial...
Top Year-End Investment Tips
Just what you need, right? One more time-consuming task to be taken care of between now and the end of the year. But taking a little time...
