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What To Do Financially After You Get Married

  Shakespeare defined the marriage of true minds. Fairytales are the definition of happily ever after. But if you don’t know what to do financially after you get married, you could be headed to an unhappy ending. The sad truth is that getting along with in-laws...

The Best Home Improvements You Can Make With a HELOC

  Home is where the heart is. But when it comes to home improvement, you need to use your head, especially if you’re using a HELOC to finance it. Not all improvements make financial sense, so we’re providing you with the best home improvements you can make with a...

What’s the Best Recreational Vehicle for You?

Summer is time to play! When the weather warms, the choices are many: boating, off-roading, and camping or glamping. If you’re independently wealthy, choosing a recreational vehicle might not be a concern because cost isn’t necessarily an issue. If you, however, are a...

How to Plan for Your Child’s College Education

Predictions for the cost of a college education 20 years from now range from a little over $40K a year for a public institution to $130K for a private college. You might think that funding a college education is hopeless and give up before you even get started. Don’t!...

Top 3 Home Improvements that Add Value to Your Home

A home should be your pride and joy. It’s your biggest investment, so it’s worth it to add value to your home. Whether you plan to make your current home a forever home or you have an eye to putting it on the market, consider these top three home improvements that add...

Don’t miss the IRA contribution deadline.

Don’t miss the IRA contribution deadline. Be sure to make your 2017 IRA contribution before April 18. Fully funding your IRA for 2017 (and 2018) could mean a tremendous boost toward saving for retirement. If you’ve been contributing $50 or $100 to an IRA each month,...