Financial Planning Basics: Creating and Maintaining a Budget
by Ray Sagner on Sep 22, 2022
Planning a budget is usually the easy part, but sticking to it may take some work. Here are some tips to get started.
What to Do With with a Sudden Windfall
by Ray Sagner on Sep 8, 2022
It’s not uncommon for someone to receive a large inheritance or another windfall, only to see it blown away. Here are some tips to avoid the same fate.
Family Business vs. Family Boundaries: Drawing the Line
by Ray Sagner on Aug 30, 2022
Mixing family and business can be tough. Is it possible to create healthy boundaries?
Financial Planning for Young Professionals
by Ray Sagner on Jul 29, 2022
It’s never too early to start planning for your financial future.
Finance Lessons for Your Teen
by Ray Sagner on Jul 21, 2022
Teens are adults in training and an important part of your family's financial picture. Help them build good habits so they're ready for the future.
Intelligent Options for College Savings
by Ray Sagner on Jul 14, 2022
If you are the parents or grandparents of a child of any age chances are good that the escalating costs of higher education are on your mind.
Are My Social Security Benefits Taxable?
by Ray Sagner on Jul 7, 2022
The quick answer is “it depends.” But, for the 33 percent of retirees who now rely more heavily on their Social Security benefits to sustain their lifestyle
Financial Decisions Made Easy with Clearly-Defined Goals
by Ray Sagner on Jun 16, 2022
One of the best illustrated instances of indecision occurs in the story of Alice in Wonderland in which Alice comes to a fork in the road and must choose a path
Are Emotions Controlling Your Personal Finances?
by Ray Sagner on Jun 9, 2022
Even with planning, our actions can be skewed by our emotions. Is it possible to overcome them?
Are Investors Their Own Worst Enemy?
by Ray Sagner on Jun 2, 2022
When it comes to investing, people can be their own worst enemy. Nearly all of the mistakes made by investors can be attributed to their behavior which is
