5 Simple Ways to Reduce Your Taxes
Not everyone should be seeking to minimize taxes. In fact, a lot of people should take advantage of these historically low tax rates to reduce taxes in the future! [...]
Lose Your Job? What To Do With Your Retirement Account
If you are one of the 26 million Americans who lost their job due to the government’s response to the coronavirus, this past month-and-a-half has been especially hard. Fortunately, [...]
COVID-19 Tax Changes
Because of the emergency situation surrounding the current pandemic, the IRS and Congress have provided relief for taxpayers. In a normal year, we would be up against a deadline [...]
Debt is Not Dumb and Cash is Not King
There’s a saying about personal finances that was made popular a few years ago: “debt is dumb and cash is king.” This was said by one of the most [...]
Top Three Financial Myths
Our society does a terrible job of properly educating us about finances. As mentioned in "The Stewardship Story,” the average American graduates from high school or college with almost [...]
Real Estate: “Seller’s” Market vs. “Buyer’s” Market
Can we start by talking about the elephant in the room? This topic is confusing. Most people in the industry use the terms “buyer’s” or “seller’s” market to manipulate [...]
Recent College Graduate’s Guide to Understanding Credit Scores
As a recent college grad, you’re used to being scored. In education, higher scores mean better grades. In the work world, these translate to more opportunities and greater pay [...]
Top 5 Things to Teach Your Teenager About Money Management
Around this time last year I did a video called, “How Can I Teach My Kids About Money?” It was one of our most popular. As a result, we [...]
What’s in a Legacy Drawer?
Having an estate plan, or a will and trust is wise. These serve to pre-plan the management and disbursement of your assets, property and other affairs throughout your life [...]