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Personal Finance Tips For Millennials

by Meri Gasem
Personal Finance Tips For Millennials

Millennial households are earning now more than ever with a $69,000 median income. But most of them are still buried in debt and living with their parents. The lack of personal finance knowledge is to blame. Anyone can be quick to judge you on your financial decisions and management, but few will take the time …

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529 College Savings vs. Roth IRA

by Meri Gasem
529 College Savings vs. Roth IRA

Sparing your kids from the burden of student loans is the best thing you can do for them. We’ve already discussed college savings plans you can set up since they’re born, but what about using your retirement accounts? If you’re relatively new to personal finance and didn’t find out about 529 savings plans, or prepaid …

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529 College Savings Plan vs Florida Prepaid

by Meri Gasem
529 College Savings Plan vs Florida Prepaid

Each year an astonishing 54% of college attendees take on loans to pay for their education. That’s why student loan debt is and will always be the most common form of debt, hand in hand with credit card debt. Out of this number, 14% of adults are still struggling to pay off their student loan …

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Best Way To Save $10,000 In A Year

by Meri Gasem
Best Way To Save $10,000 In A Year

Whether you’re looking to ramp up your emergency fund, travel around the world, or get a brand new car, $10,000 is always welcome. The first month of the year is a great time to put some goals into perspective – so get on to mapping out your savings plan right now. How about a challenge? …

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Personal Finance Tips for New Parents

by Josh Adeyemi
Personal Finance Tips for New Parents

When our first child was born, we received a few gifts and loads of prayers and best wishes from family and friends. Sometimes, I wish we could convert some of those to cash. Later, I realized there was no single financial advice to prepare us for new parents’ and long-term financial implications. Not even from …

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