Budgeting is like exercising for many people: We know we should do it, and we really want to, but after a long day it’s pretty much the last thing on our minds. What if it could be easy? If you could tackle it without all the stress? In this article, you’ll learn about the four […]
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The Debt Ceiling is the New Fiscal Cliff: Year-End Recap & Preparing for 2013
This past year saw much news and change in the world. From Hurricane Sandy to the Presidential election, the Olympics to the horrifying school shooting in Connecticut, we can only describe 2012 as an eventful year filled with ups and downs. The markets reflected this, swinging throughout the year before ending on a positive note, […]
The U.S. Debt Limit – Questions and Answers
The U.S. Debt Limit: Questions and Answers… Because discussions in Washington are evolving day by day, this article focuses on the background and importance of the debt ceiling rather than attempting to discuss the ramifications of your portfolio. As August 2 approaches, you’ll likely hear increasingly urgent debate over the nation’s debt ceiling. That’s the […]
Making Sense of Your Spending is a Key Part to Financial Peace
Think of how much you earn, whether it be from a salary, IRA distributions, or another source. Have a number? Great. Now, think of how much you spend. It’s a lot harder, isn’t it? Most people can easily tell you their earnings but draw a blank on their total expenditures. This can be problematic when […]