Could you list (and accurately value) all your personal property from memory? In the event you need to file a claim, a complete inventory of all your possessions can help you document your loss. A written description should include the date of acquisition, original cost, and any improvements. Serial...
You're probably aware of the importance of having enough life insurance to cover expenses if you were to pass unexpectedly. If that happened, would your family be taken care of? Sometimes, a simple benchmark of 10x your salary is sufficient. A better approach might be a "...
By Christian Stromgren
So far, March has lived up to the old adage “in like a lion, out like a lamb.” Between large amounts of snow and ice, the continuing growth of the stock market, the first tax season under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, and the...
Most financial planners advise never tapping retirement savings to pay for your kid's education. Yet about one-third of Americans with kids under 18 say they plan to use retirement savings...
Passive investing is all the rage and with good reason. Choosing a diversified batch of low-fee index funds and investing in each according to your risk comfort beats the returns of most actively managed funds. But can you be too passive with this strategy?
Residents, doctors and medical students are often the target of financial advisors, brokers and insurance agents because of their high earnings potential, which will most likely lead to significant investing. However, if you are in the medical profession, it's important for you to make your own informed decisions when it comes to your financial health rather than depending on a financial advisor, especially a non-fiduciary advisor, to tell you what to do with your money.
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