In case you missed it, here are three things you should know this week... 1. Volatility: Why Every Day Counts 2. Financial Adviser Services: Do you know how you're being charged for investment services? 3. Mortgage Rates: Housing Market to See Boost
The new year is here and, along with it, new tax laws. If you’re like most people, somewhere in your new year's resolutions there’s a financial goal and probably a plethora of questions to follow, especially if you’re trying to navigate all the ways the new tax laws will affect you.
When you picture yourself in the New Year, you probably conjure up images of a physically fit, put-together, successful, financially free, healthier, happier, shinier version of yourself. Whatever the change you're picturing when you start in on the quest for your best year yet, uncertainty is not far behind.
If you’re like most people, you’ve probably been battling fear and anxiety as you watch the market plunge. It’s easy to talk about being “in it for the long term” when all the numbers in your account are increasing. However, when the markets shift many people experience a dramatic shift in emotions as well.
Dealing with the death or incapacitating illness of a close family member is a challenge. And the situation can be further complicated by the person’s online accounts, especially if they haven’t left a list of online accounts and how to access them.