Everyone looks back on mistakes they’ve made in their life and say they would do things differently if given a second chance. This is definitely true of money. Here are a few common mistakes people make with their money and how to avoid them. [More]

If you’re like many people, there’s a closet or shelf in your home with stacks of shoeboxes full of cancelled checks, receipts, and other crumpled pieces of paper. [More]

After witnessing the recent economic hardships, you may be searching for ways to improve your financial wellness. Many families are looking for ways to save more money and reduce their debt load. But many are left asking, “Where do I start?” [More]

The need to make a major purchase pops up in everyone’s life from time to time. Whether it is a car, television, furniture, or family vacation; consumers are analyzing these purchase decisions now more than ever. [More]

Choosing to save can be rather difficult, especially with today’s mentality of keeping up with your circle of friends. Many times these decisions to spend are impulse buys that are justified with the simple response, “I need this and everyone else has it.” [More]

During these economic times, it can be easy to look short term and not see the longer term ramifications of financial actions you may take. Try to avoid these potential pitfalls or at the minimum talk to a financial advisor who can help you navigate your troubled financial times. [More]

Financial planning can be overwhelming if you try to do it all in one month, so the following is a first quarter planning guide to break out these ideas into manageable tasks. [More]

Making several small, incremental changes to your financial habits can lead to big rewards. That’s why we are starting the Financial Coach blog. We want to share those 1% changes that you can make that will pay big dividends over the course of your financial life. [More]