Enjoying Your Retirement

At a young age, my husband’s parents dedicatedly started saving money for their retirement. Despite what was going on in their lives at any particular time, they put money into their retirement funds every month. These smart people also taught their two sons the importance of saving money for their golden years. Are you a young professional who wants to live life to the fullest when you retire? Perhaps, you aren’t sure how much money you need to be saving for retirement now and in the future. Consider scheduling an appointment with an expert financial advisor in your part of the country. On this blog, I hope you will discover the advantages of consulting with a financial advisor about your retirement plan. Enjoy!

Two Surprising Ways Divorce Can Hurt Your Credit Score

Posted on: 8 June 2016

Divorce can do a number on your credit score but not because of the legal proceedings. The trouble often comes from the problems that occur when two people separate their financial lives. Losing a source of income can make it hard to keep up with the bills. Sometimes one spouse will default on a credit card to spite his or her ex, which hurts both their credit ratings. But even if you don't have these specific issues, there are two surprising ways getting a divorce can hurt your credit. [Read More]