As we trade in our beach bags for backpacks and head back to school, David Ragland, IRC Wealth CEO, shares three ways you can go about saving for your child's college education or paying off student loans.
August 14 is National Financial Awareness Day and while finances may not be something you enjoy spending time thinking about, they become much less stressful when you do. David Ragland, IRC Wealth CEO, shares 3 simple things you can do to become more financially aware and build wealth.
Amanda Barnes, LMFT, has seen many clients in conflict over finances. Often, they are families looking for help navigating difficult conversations with their young adult children and transitioning financial responsibility. Barnes shares several tips to help ensure productive financial conversations…
Get to know one of IRC's newest team members, Amy Getz! Amy shares some of her tips and takeaways from years developing herself in the financial services industry as a CPA and in growing her career through unexpected opportunities.
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