To avoid burnout at work or bad morale among employees in light of the post-COVID era, consider making changes: a four-day workweek, a hybrid work model, or taking a sabbatical. Of course, don’t forget some basic changes you can make at home as well.
Consider helping your recent graduate with the gift of a Roth IRA. The power of compounding in a tax-free environment makes the Roth IRA an incredible opportunity for your recently-graduated child. With proper planning, your child can ace retirement.
As many parents start ramping up their retirement planning efforts, their kids are also reaching an important next step in life: heading off to college. These tips will help you balance the cost of your own financial goals with the education pursuits of your children.
Every year, the cost of attaining a higher education gets higher, creating a need to seek additional financial resources. Student loans can quickly accumulate into serious debt, so it’s important to understand your options when choosing between a federal and a private student loan.
Grandparents on solid financial footing may want to consider helping to fund their grandchildren's college education with tax-effective strategies.
It has been eighteen long, mostly wonderful (?) years, but it is now time to send them off to college! Don’t overlook a critical aspect of your child leaving for college. It is important to be cognizant of the privacy laws that relates to your now-adult child's medical records.
