Advice For Adding a New Car & Driver To The Family
Nothing says freedom quite like the arrival of a teen’s first ever driver’s license. As a parent, you’re no doubt very proud, but also concerned for their safety. We’ve outlined the three key things to think about as you look to research, purchase, and insure a vehicle for your family’s newest driver. […]
Top Tips for Selling Your Home in 2021
It’s no secret the real estate market has been incredibly hot the past year. As more people work remote, the desire to move out of the cities and into the suburbs has driven buyer competition sky high. While it’s clearly a sellers’ market and home sales are hitting record highs, we’ve compiled the top things to keep in mind when preparing to sell your home in 2021. […]
Five Savvy Ways To Use Your Tax Refund
It’s always exciting to get money back when you file your taxes. While the idea of using the windfall to buy this year’s high-tech gadget or something else you urgently want is always fun in theory, there are savvier ways to invest the cash and make it work for you in the long run. Here are five smart ideas on how to invest your 2020 tax refund. […]
Gift Yourself With A Winning Financial Plan This Valentine’s Day
As the holiday of love approaches, instead of thinking about red roses and boxes of chocolates, why not give yourself an extra special treat instead? How about the gift of a winning financial plan? You’ll be grateful if you do, not just on Valentine’s Day, but the full year ahead and beyond. Here are five ways to get on the road to financial freedom. […]
Five Things To Consider When Buying a Vacation Home
Is 2021 the year to finally buy the vacation home of your dreams? Whether it’s a family cottage in the woods or a more intimate beachside retreat for two, the reality of purchasing a second holiday home comes wrapped in responsibilities. But if you feel you’re ready to pull the trigger, then read on for five important tips to consider before investing your hard-earned cash. […]
Tips For Avoiding Identity Theft When Filing Your Tax Return
Friday, February 12, marks the first day of tax season, when individual returns will start being processed by the IRS. Criminals love this time of year, as it gives them a chance to try and swipe your tax refund. For signs of identity theft, check out the IRS’ website, where they flag telltale signs like not being able to e-file a return because of a duplicate Social Security Number (SSN). Here, five ways to protect against identity theft this tax [...]