Starting Out
It’s never too early to get on the path to reach your financial goals. A CFP® professional can equip you with the tools to start out on the right foot.
5 Tips to Take Your SMART Financial Goals to the Next Level
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A CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ can help you start budgeting for your next vacation. Budgeting for vacation is extremely important to ensure that your vacation doesn’t break the bank.
“I don’t have enough money to get a financial planner,” goes the common lament. However, the notion that financial planning is only for the rich is misguided. In fact, the earlier you work with a financial planner, the better.
The best way to prepare for life after graduation is to begin to plan before you graduate. To establish a strong financial footing, you’ll need to answer a couple of key questions: Where will I live? How will I pay for my lifestyle?
Working with a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ professional as early as in your twenties can put you ahead in meeting your long-term financial goals. Here are a few tax tips to follow in your twenties.
Every financial plan should include an emergency savings fund. An emergency savings fund is money that is saved for unplanned expenses, such as (but not limited to) medical bills, home and car repairs, or unexpected loss of income.
The typical mortgage for most Americans starting out is a 30-year fixed mortgage or an adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM) that usually has a fixed rate for 5, 7 or 10 years and then converts to a variable rate that typically adjusts annually
As members of Generation Z enter the workforce, they should also start planning for retirement. Even though retirement is decades away, acting now can lead to better financial security throughout your entire life.
Once you’ve graduated from college it is important to focus on tactics to increase savings. These tips will help build good financial habits early on.
These three steps will help set your recent college graduate up for success as they organize their finances and evaluate their plans.
If you are a first-time home buyer, here are six guidelines to assist you in your financial preparation.