According to the latest data from the USDA, parents should expect to spend between $200,000 and $300,000 raising a child from birth to age 17. And that’s just spending on necessities like food, clothing, transportation, and medical care! It’s never too...
In the hustle and bustle that comes with planning a wedding and preparing to start a life together, couples often neglect to have serious conversations about their future household’s finances. Even adults who have been living together for years can be unprepared for...
Your home has three extra bedrooms, two full bathrooms, and a spacious backyard where the kids can play. It’s situated in an excellent school district. The local parks and rec department offers phenomenal sports and educational programs. And now that your kids...
Making a level-headed assessment of potential risks is important to every phase of your retirement planning. Your health can be one of the most emotionally difficult subjects to consider in this light. But it can also be one of the most financially challenging – and...
Deciding whether to buy real estate for your medical practice can be a lot like deciding whether to buy a vacation home. On the one hand, certain overhead costs disappear and are replaced by wealth-building opportunities. On the other hand, in addition to MD or DDS,...
According to a 2019 survey by the Society for Human Resource Management, the number of organizations offering informal phased retirement to some employees has risen by 15%. And while more broadly available formal programs are only offered by 6% of companies, many...
