Financial Fitness Blog

If not handled strategically, managing bills with both your new partner and your ex-partner can create a tangled web that can negatively affect children.

If you knew, that your retirement years were numbered and could most likely last 20 years or 8,000 days, how would that change the way in which you planned for this stage of your life?

Knowing where you stand financially is the first step in determining whether or not selling your home is a good idea. Read on for other top considerations.

Being a small business owner is stressful especially when you're hit with an unexpected tax bill. Through planning, you can reduce your small business tax bill.

VA loans provide you with the opportunity to benefit from your years of service while simultaneously investing in your financial future.

You may be waiting as long as possible to take your Social Security benefits, but is that your best option? Here's what research you should do to find out.

Since money is one of the leading stressors of adults in America, empowering your employees with important financial education and incentives can help cut it back.

Whether you inherit an IRA from a spouse or non-spouse there are important steps that need to be executed as a heir.

What Can the New Marathon World Record Holder, Eliud Kipchoge, Teach Us About PREPARING FOR RETIREMENT? If you haven’t heard yet, Eliud Kipchoge, a 33-year-old professional distance runner (the “Michael Jordan” of distance running) and Gold Medalist in the 2016 Olympics broke the official Marathon Record by over one minute running a 2:01:39. FOUR FINANCIAL PLANNING LESSONS FROM ELIUD KIPCHOGE'S WORLD RECORD MARATHON

No matter how much is in your bank account, financial planners can be valuable allies in helping you make sound financial decisions. If you're hesitant to invest in a financial planner, see if these clear signs apply to you.

Investing can be intimidating but extremely successful. By understanding how to avoid these costly mistakes, you can make a better plan for entering the market.

Your 529 plan can now be used to pay for K-12 tuition costs, but there are a few conditions that may affect your eligibility. Learn how to find out if you can use this benefit and follow the changes to state policies.

Are you asking your financial advisor the right questions? What you should be asking before getting started.

If you’ve decided to buy a home, there are many out-of-pocket fees, as well as long-term costs beyond the price of the home itself. Read this article to gain a better understanding of how much money you’ll actually need to become a homeowner.

Life is unpredictable, but it’s still possible to plan ahead. Establishing an emergency fund can help you rest easy knowing you can financially handle whatever situation might come your way. Talk to a Certified Financial Planner™ professional in order to determine how much you need to save and to help coach you through how to prioritize saving for multiple goals at the same time.