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14 Questions For Joining Finances With Your Significant Other

By David Sizemore

Much like figuring out where you’ll eventually settle or if children or pets are in your future, determining if, how, or when you’ll merge your finances is something that newer couples need to address.

Saving Vs. Investing: Which is More Important?

By Jay Sprinkel

Putting your money to work is one of the core pillars of wealth-building. This common but powerful mantra is the driving force behind strategically using your money to build a better financial future.

Sustainable Investing in 2025: A Mainstream Movement

By Scarborough Capital Management

Sustainable investing has transitioned from a niche interest to a mainstream financial strategy. Once a topic of discussion among a select group, it is now a significant factor in investment decisions, driven by evolving investor values and a growing body of research supporting its viability.

Financial Advice for Young Couples: It’s Never Too Early to Start Planning for the Future

By David Herman

When it comes to planning for retirement, the greatest thing about being a Millennial is that time is on your side. One of the hardest things about being a Millennial is prioritizing your future self when goals like retirement are still 20 to 30 years away.

The New College Graduate’s Guide to Investing

By Jon Szostek

Congratulations, graduate! You’ve made it through all the tough years of school, and now it’s time to set out on the rest of your life.

4 Spring Cleaning Tasks for Your Money

By Gregory S. Ostrowski

It’s around this time of year when we realize that winter has caused us to collect some clutter around the house, and that the windows and carpets could use a good cleaning. These things jump out at us, since it’s easy to see a stain on the rug or magazines piled up in a basket.

Stress Testing Your Portfolio: 3 Factors to Review

By Ryan Ansted

Do you know how much the value of your portfolio would drop if the market dipped by 30 or 40 percent like it did in March 2020? Unfortunately, we don’t have a crystal ball to predict the future (that would make my job a lot easier).

Is it Worth it to Hire a Financial Advisor?

By Gregory S. Ostrowski

When people think of financial planning, their focus is on saving money and planning for the future, which is great. But it gets them to think, “Do I really need a financial advisor?

6 Things to Teach Your Children About Money

By Gregory S. Ostrowski

It’s never too early to teach your children about money. Starting them off on the right financial foot may be one of the best things you can do for them.