Category Archive for: ‘Financial Planning’
Everyone Must have a Will or Trust
In this uncertain world, two things are very certain — everybody has to pay taxes and everybody is going to die. Of course, nobody wants to think about their own death. In fact, many of us try to avoid the topic at all costs. Unfortunately, …
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College Savings Plan for Your Children By Robert H. Scott III
Professor, Dept. of Economics, Finance & Real Estate, Monmouth University The college savings plan known as a “529” is often touted as a smart way to save for a child’s college education. But these plans involve more than just putting away money for college. Here …
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Soar that Score
The year is 2016. I am 19 years old, on my way to Brandsmart to buy a television. The TV was $400 and some change, and I remember I did not have all the money up front. I was directed by the salesman to the …
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The “Becoming A Pioneer” Book Series that doubles your business in a year!
Bimal Shah has a message. You’re not alone. When you need a guide to navigate the business challenges ahead and achieve next level growth of doubling your business in a year, Bimal is the go-to guy. He is launching a complete book series titled, “Becoming …
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Where to Start When Creating an Estate Plan
The COVID-19 pandemic has made Americans even more aware of the importance of planning for the unexpected. While no one knows exactly what’s in store for the future, one thing you can do for your loved ones is create an estate plan that expresses your …
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How You May Benefit from Another Government Stimulus Plan
For the second time in 10 months, the US Congress has approved a fiscal stimulus plan that is designed to provide a financial boost to a wide range of Americans in response to hardships created by the COVID-19 pandemic. This includes individuals, businesses and other …
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Buy or Rent? That’s A Great Question
Owning a home is an important life goal for many Americans. Yet buying a home is not always the best financial decision for everyone. In some life situations, renting is a more prudent choice. If you or your loved ones are contemplating the buy-or-rent decision, …
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Bitcoin- An Impressive Bullish Performance
Bitcoin has recorded an impressive bullish performance this year and the cryptocurrency doesn’t appear to be slowing down. Bitcoin has more than doubled its price in the year-to-date period; it is currently trading up around $35,000, a price that is exponentially higher than the trading …
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Five Simple Yet Smart Money Habits
By Supal Vora, Private Wealth Advisor There’s no denying that it can take some work to create good habits. Becoming more disciplined about your finances is no different. Yet smart money habits can pay off over time, helping you increase your bank account and help …
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How to Invest If You’re Worried a Recession is Coming
By Alexander Kurov Professor of Finance, West Virginia University Although the U.S. economy continues to grow and add jobs, talk of a recession is increasingly in the air due to a number of worrying signs. Business investment and consumer confidence are taking a hit due …
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