A recent USA Today article states that more than 25% of Americans don’t have at least $1,000 in savings and 67% have less than the recommended 6 months of expenses saved. The message is loud and clear that Americans are struggling to save. It really takes a renewed mindset that says you want more peace in […]
Archive | June, 2012
How You Might Be Paying Your Bank 20% or MORE to Use CASH
Yesterday, I had a revelation. I found myself at a restaurant that only took cash for my transaction. Believe it or not they still exist, but that’s not the point. I went down the road to get $20.00 out of an ATM and because I was in a hurry and did not plan, I ended […]
3 Reasons You Should Buy Life Insurance For Your Children
For some, the thought of buying life insurance for their children is ridiculous. They believe it’s something exclusively for adults who decide it’s time to become fiscally responsible, and often not thought of for themselves until they face marriage or the birth of their first child. I want to share with you 3 reasons why […]
5 Tips for Flexible Spending Accounts
Employers often offer a host of options for employee benefits including the FSA or Flexible Spending Account. Deciding which benefits to take advantage of and which to leave behind can be an overwhelming task. Health insurance is a common benefit with lots to consider; often rolled into the conversation is something called an FSA. What […]
