Your financial plan should include goals for debt repayment, savings, and estate planning. Klaus Vedfelt/Getty Images Loading Something is loading. Most of us hope to be successful with money. But the reality is that sometimes our money can seem to have a mind of its own. A recent study byRead More →
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Retiring early has obvious advantages, but it can also have drawbacks. Early retirement is often seen as a break from the daily grind for a worry-free lifestyle in your 50s and 60s. However, if you’re not properly prepared, a tighter budget can make this daily grind less enjoyable. However, ifRead More →
Families need more financial help, unions can provide Getty Many American working class families are struggling financially. Various organizations encourage employers to help their employees acquire greater financial security. The goal is to provide families with some peace of mind, so they become better at their jobs. The real financialRead More →
This Insights article was written by Kayla Willliford Johnson, Financial Planning Associate at Pathfinder Wealth Consulting. This is the second article in a two-part series on the importance of a financial plan for your long-term financial success. Part 1 is available here. A financial plan is not a budget.Read More →