The possibility of unforeseen financial risks keeps many of us up at night. If you’ve ever been dealt a financial curveball—or you simply live in fear of one—you may be looking for some guidance on how to best prepare for the future or get yourself back on track. The truth is, curveballs will always be…
According to Business Insider, there were 14.9 million self-employed Americans in 2021, up from 12.7 million in 2020. If you’re among the growing number of individuals who are self-employed or own a small business, you may already know that you have several options when choosing your retirement plan. Two of the most common are the SEP-IRA…
Familiar with do-it-yourself investing? Many people think they know best when it comes to managing their own investments. And in some cases, they do, especially when they’re financially literate and market savvy. However, that doesn’t mean one should set sail on the financial seas alone. Yes, investing is simple, but it’s not easy. Hiring an…
The concept of early retirement is becoming a more attractive option for many people who would like to spend less of their time working and more of their time living. With that said, some individuals and families find that even though they’d technically like to retire early, they’re not quite ready to give up working…
The American people have voted, casting a record number of ballots under extraordinary circumstances, which is a testament to the enduring resilience of our democracy. Determining the outcome of our elections is a process, but it usually moves so quickly it barely gets noticed. This year it will take longer, but the process itself hasn’t…
Over the last week, I’ve had a lot of questions coming in about the elections; and specifically, what effect the results will have on the market. Will the markets crash based upon which candidate wins? Does it really matter which political party occupies 1600 Pennsylvania? Most people tend to believe that stocks tend to do…