IRA Cheat Sheet: Roth v. Traditional
I’m not a CPA, and when it comes to all the rules and regulations surrounding individual retirement accounts (IRAs), I know I’ve made the right career choice. Most people know that there are two types of IRAs called Traditional and Roth, but not much else. The...Grow a Philanthropist
I often spend my time wishing that my grand-babies could stay babies for as long as possible, but I recently discovered a book that makes me wish they were already reading. The Giving Book by Ellen Sabin is an introduction to philanthropy geared towards children...You Can Have Your Debit Card—And Authorized Users, Too!
Recently I was interrupted during a fabulous vacation by a call from the bank. Thankfully they weren’t calling about the card I was intending to use for the check, but they did have some concerns about something else that is dear to my heart: one of my clients. The...How to Talk to Your Young Adult Children About Money
Whenever we talk to our young adult children about money, it’s a good idea for us to be careful about what we say and how we say it. For starters, don’t come off as bossy or tell them what to do—because they may do the opposite just to spite us. At the same time,...Basic Is The New Black For Spending Plans
As we all certainly know, time is merciless in its march into the future. And at this time of year, especially, we are cognizant of the new year ahead. In addition to filling our gyms beyond capacity on January 2nd, many of us choose to tone up our wallets, usually in...
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