Back to School: Teaching Young Children About Money
Preschool isn’t too soon to start with the basics. Here we offer some ideas, based on age, of ways to teach your children about money.
Financial Advice
We know planning for the future can be complex, that’s why we have a variety of articles with financial advice, including estate planning, retirement planning, and personal finance.
Couples: Do You Split or Combine Finances?
Money is the number one cause of arguments between couples. How do you and your partner split expenses? Here we discuss three common methods.
5 Money Tips to Help You Live Your Best Life at College
Heading to college? While college life should be fun, it’s also time to start adulting. In this post, we share money tips that every college student should know.
How to Live Longer and Financially Plan for It
On average, Americans are living longer; however, living longer accumulates expenses. Here we share tips on staying healthy in old age and financially preparing for your retirement years.
Money Saving Tips for New Parents
With all the excitement of the new baby come additional costs that can be stressful. Here we share a few ways you can spend mindfully and save after the baby comes home.
Beginning of the Year = Financial Review Time
We’re in a new year and it’s time to think back on the previous one to determine if any changes need to be made. In this post we discuss potential savings, insurance and estate planning needs you may need to review.
Financial Planning Considerations for All Families
When creating a financial plan for your family, there are some important pieces of information to consider. Quotacy shares these tips.
Identity Theft: Not Just a Risk for Adults but Also for Kids
Child identity theft is becoming more common and it can severely hinder a child’s future. In this post we discuss what to look for and share tips on how you can protect your child’s identity.
How to Spring Clean Your Finances
In this post we review the following five areas of personal finance which could most likely use a financial spring cleaning and update: banking, budget and debt, estate planning, retirement accounts and investments, and insurance.
Managing Your Credit Score
Your credit score is a crucial part of your financial fitness. A poor score can prevent you from getting a car, a house… practically any loan. This post offers a few tips for how to raise it and keep it high.
How to Make the Best of Your Finances
They say money can’t buy happiness, but having your finances under control sure does help! Money (or lack of) can create stress and stress definitely doesn’t make one happier. Here we discuss how you can make the most of what you have and how you can plan appropriately for the future.
6 Financial Pieces of Advice for Homebuyers
Looking to purchase a house? Here we share six questions for you to think about to help you feel more prepared for the home buying process.
7 Great (and Smart) Ways to Spend Your Tax Refund
Not sure the best way to spend your tax refund? Here we offer 7 wise suggestions that will help you in the short and long term.
Planning on Having a Baby? 5 Big Picture Financial Considerations
There are many things to think about when planning on having a baby and we’re here to get you on the right track when it comes to financial planning with a family in mind. Here are 5 big picture financial considerations.
Keeping Your Personal and Financial Information Secure On-and-Offline
In today’s world there seem to be hackers everywhere. Here are some helpful tips to keep your personal and financial information safe online and off.