We strongly believe that action is the antidote to anxiety. So while you may feel like so many aspects of your life are out of your control, this note will show you some actionable tips for the things that you can control. It will help you where to be proactive about your financial health and wellbeing. Here are a few things you can do today.

Most Americans don’t check in regularly with their finances. Why is this? One reason is clear...there’s always something more pressing—or more appealing—to do than dive into your Quicken software or the Excel budget you created in the New Year.

Taxes are so much more nuanced than a once-per-year formula. The other side of taxes is a process called tax planning. Creating a proper tax planning strategy can be woven into every aspect of your financial plan.

Your retirement can and should be an exciting time in your life—one that you have worked hard for and earned. Let’s take a look at how you can start to build your retirement lifestyle one day at a time.

The emotional component of money is so strong that it can influence the decisions you make and how you respond to those choices. Let’s take a look at a few ways that embracing and controlling the emotional side of money can actually help your financial strategy.

Today, we have put together 5 questions to help you think through the many intricacies of the home buying process and if it is a good move for you.