Gutters Are Your Friends
As beautiful autumn foliage loses its luster and becomes a nuisance, don’t forget about your gutters.
Fall for Frugality
Seasonal finance tips are great, but none have the potential to impact your family like the decisions we face in the fall.
6 Hidden Costs of Moving
Hoping for the best is no way to start moving day. These six tips will make an easy move more like a certainty.
4 Great Reads to Prepare for the Holidays
It’s time to start psyching yourself up for the holidays!
4 Tips for Your Small Business
Busy people sometimes have a hard time seeing the forest through the trees. These four tips will open your eyes.
Back-To-School Special
In a time period that can best be described as “Yikes!” back-to-school shopping is a welcome dose of normalcy.
Don’t take the forbearance for granted
Student Loan Debt payments are on another break. Be careful about any scams that could offer anything too good to be true.
A Professional Can Help
Social Security planning is serious business — don’t go it alone. A professional can help, let us at JHA help you.
The Best Time of Year to Buy a Home Is NOW
In some places, people live for August and early September. It’s the best time of year to buy a house no matter where you are.
7 do’s and don’ts of Home Buying
August is the best time to buy a house. Don’t make these 7 mistakes while buying your home.
Celebrating 27 years in business helping people stay financially organized
There Are Eight Money Types: Which One Are You?
Money is much more than dollars and cents. It is very emotional.
Pumpkin Spice Bookkeeping
If you’re a grown adult and still get that back-to-school feeling, keep it alive by organizing your finances.
Do You Need An Estate Plan?
Planning an estate can be unpleasant to think about, but is so very necessary.
Creating A Spending Plan
There’s a lot that goes in creating a spending plan. Creating an individualized spending plan is important to sticking to it.
Credit is Essential
Paying your bills on time and being responsible with borrowed money are the ingredients. Financial resiliency is the cake.
Halloween is just around the corner
You may not even be aware of it, but the odds are you spend about $100 on Halloween-related items every year.
Plan for a FAFSA-tastic New Year
Don’t assume the financial aid award your student receives will be the same amount in March and May.
Depending on Social Security?
The Social Security our parents collected is a thing of the past, and soon today’s level of benefits will be as well.
Gutters Are Your Friends
As beautiful autumn foliage loses its luster and becomes a nuisance, don’t forget about your gutters.
Fall for Frugality
Seasonal finance tips are great, but none have the potential to impact your family like the decisions we face in the fall.
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