3 Budget Tips for Financial Freedom

Money earned can very easily be spent, and usually is. Spending all of your hard earned money may buy you things you want, but all of that spending won't help you if you have a financial emergency. You should budget your money so that you have money leftover for an emergency fund, money for retirement and money for other things as well. See below for budgeting tips to help you gain financial freedom. [Read More]

If You're Not Satisfied With Your Employer's Retirement Offerings, What Are Your Options?

While you may be concerned about reports that fewer than half of all U.S. employees with access to a 401(k) take advantage of this pre-tax savings option, in many cases, the 401(k) investments and match offerings aren't appealing enough to spur you to invest. If you don't want to be stuck paying high fees for unsatisfactory mutual funds, do you have any other options when it comes to investing for your retirement? Read on to learn more about some of your alternatives if you're not happy with your employer's current retirement savings options: [Read More]

Have The Right Mindset For Wealth Building

Wealth building as a two-person team effort. At the helm is an advisor who helps you make smart investments, review your financial history and focus your goals, but right after that is you. What is your purpose you might ask - to stay on target and have the right mindset. When it comes to building wealth, your train of thought can make or break your efforts. Be a Doer Not a Thinker [Read More]

3 Things You Could Use A Home Equity Loan First

If you have a mortgage on a home, you might be wondering if a home equity loan is right for you. There are some instances where a home equity loan is a good idea and where you would be encouraged to take out a loan against your house. Here are some ideas. 1. You Need Retirement Many people have the majority of their savings and investments in their home. This means that, when the time comes to retire, they may not have the money that they need to help them cover normal expenses. [Read More]