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Score Big by Improving Credit

We all know it’s important to keep our credit in tip-top shape. But unless you’re applying for a major purchase like a house or car, your credit score may not have been a number one priority for some time.

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It's not many things we can do that take only 5 minutes of our time yet can help us sleep better at night like checking our credit score. We all know it's something we're supposed to do once a year.

Do you regularly donate to organizations such as a religious institution, alma mater, or a 501(c)(3) charity? Good for you!

Do you own investments with a low cost basis that you'd like to sell but don't want to pay the capital gains tax that will result? Even better!

A Donor Advised Fund may be the perfect vehicle for you!

If you are currently going through, or considering, a divorce this blog post is for you. Use it as a checklist to discuss with your divorce lawyer and/or financial planner.

The days of working for the same company for 40 years then retiring with a gold watch and a pension paid for life are long gone.

I'm feeling a bit queasy right now.

Bonds are generally considered the unsexy area of the investment world, which is really saying something. I mean, how many times have you been at a cocktail party or standing around the water cooler at work when someone says, "Man, my bond portfolio is HOT! My return was over 1% last quarter!"?

There are few times in life where you’re rewarded for being lazy. Believe it or not, investing can be one of them.

You’ve cleaned your gutters, reorganized the linen closet, and finally stored all your digital pictures in one place. Congratulations! Next on your list of “Things I Really Don’t Want To Do, But Know I Should” is: GET FINANCIAL HOUSE IN ORDER.