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Unclaimed property rates are on the rise
Do you or members of your family have unclaimed property that is sitting in the hands of the state? With statistics from the National Association of Unclaimed Property Administrators estimating ... -
How do your company benefits stack up?
As the unemployment rate continues to fall, wages are beginning to rise and for the first time in years, many companies are improving their benefits plan offerings.In fact, according to ... -
5 financial rules of thumb to consider breaking
Wouldn't it be nice if financial planning was simple and the same financial strategies were applicable to most everyone? Unfortunately, there are no cookie-cutter approaches to financial management. From investment ... -
Smart money moves for 2015
The new year is often used as a time to reflect and establish goals for 2015. From health and wellness to financial and family goals, there are many areas to ... -
How to financially protect your spouse
When it comes to household finances, it is not uncommon for one spouse to take a more active role. While it is often advisable for both spouses to share equally ... -
Open enrollment season may help with skyrocketing health care costs
It’s that time of year again – open enrollment season. From employee health benefits to Medicare and health insurance purchased through the Affordable Care Act exchanges, now is the time ... -
Major money mishaps
Americans continue to fret about their finances. An increasingly complex financial world coupled with a decrease in financial literacy has caused many people to feel less confident about their financial ... -
Key strategies for those planning to retire in 2014
Deciding when to retire may be one of the most important financial decisions that you will make during your life. Walking away from a regular paycheck and beginning to sustain ... -
Prepare financially for a new child
Welcoming a new child to your family is an exciting and joyous event. After deciding on nursery colors, newborn clothes and a crib, it is time to give some serious ... -
Retirement account penalties can be costly
Accessing retirement accounts before age 59½ can prove costly, usually resulting in a penalty of 10 percent of the amount withdrawn. While many savers do not intend to tap into ...
