When you quit your job, you have five options for your 401(k): Keep it with your old employer Roll over to your new employer Roll over into an IRA Retire, if you are of age Cash out If you’re considering...
Whether you’re in debt, living paycheck to paycheck, or otherwise scraping by, becoming a millionaire can often feel unrealistic and unattainable. Many set this audacious goal but fail to make the necessary habit changes, specifically in regard to financial temperament...
Spring is officially in the air, which means it’s time for flowers, warmer weather, and of course, spring cleaning! One way to optimize the goals you set in January, February, and March is to spend a little time organizing and...
Task batching is a planning process that groups similar activities together to improve focus and productivity. A lot of us finish a busy workday exhausted, but we may not have actually crossed anything off of our to-do list. That’s because...
There’s a reason why saving money and making financially sound choices are hard. Most of the time, they aren’t enjoyable. According to a survey by Northwestern Mutual, money stresses people out more than almost any other topic, including work and...
In light of coronavirus (COVID-19), our friends over at Mint are tracking the latest developments and the potential impacts to your finances. Stay up to date with their Money Tips and Resource Guide. We are working hard to provide as...
If you’re thinking of buying a home in the near future, you’ve probably started reading up on a lot of the terms related to mortgages. Mortgages are a type of loan you can use to purchase a home. The bank...
If you’re a homeowner looking to take advantage of the equity you’ve built in your home, you might consider how a cash-out refinance could help you meet your financial goals. Like any financial decision, it’s best to get a good...
When it comes to money, there’s nothing as empowering as having a good understanding of your finances and achieving financial freedom. However, women can often struggle to feel confident in their ability to invest or simply save altogether. On average,...
When we think about those struggling with finances, retirement, and debts, we usually picture recent college graduates and young adults. Yet 60 percent of seniors are working into retirement because they can’t afford to retire. As a result, about a...
When you quit your job, you have five options for your 401(k): Keep it with your old employer Roll over to your new employer Roll over into an IRA Retire, if you are of age Cash out If you’re considering... 
