Saving & Budget
The Juggle – Prioritizing Your Financial Goals
Today’s 30 and 40 something couples have many balls that they are juggling in their daily lives – work, taking kids to school and their
Today’s 30 and 40 something couples have many balls that they are juggling in their daily lives – work, taking kids to school and their
Managing wealth, saving, and investing are often touted as straightforward concepts: spend less than you earn, save diligently, and invest wisely. Much like the simplicity
I was recently at the counter of a bookstore facing one of the worst deals of my life. I was looking to offload some books
THOR Wealth Management recently commissioned a survey of young couples – we will call them emerging wealth couples – and this blog is meant to
When trying to build wealth at a faster rate, often the first area people evaluate is their expenses. Maybe this means creating a budget for
Among the list of savings accounts offered by an employer (FSA, HSA, 401(k), etc.), the Dependent Care Flexible Spending Account (DCFSA) can be a powerful
If you contribute to a 401(k), it is likely that you are familiar with the benefits of saving to a workplace savings plan and are
I have so many competing financial needs and I don’t know how to prioritize them. Where should I allocate my discretionary funds – debt, college
Dollar cost averaging has many different names which include constant dollar plan, unit cost averaging, incremental trading, and cost average effect. But they all speak to
When saving for educational expenses, one of the key decisions you must make is what savings and investment vehicle is best. We have previously written
You have heard the term financial freedom before, but what does it mean? Financial freedom is having enough savings, investments and cash to afford the
As we have said in previous blogs, it is important for individuals to attempt to save money into three distinct “buckets” during their working years.