“It is in your moments of decision that your destiny is shaped.” – Tony Robbins “It’s the beliefs you have right now that are guiding your actions,” according to Tony Robbins, author, and life coach. He believes that if we can master our beliefs, we can guide our decisions. It makes sense that our […]
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M is for Mutual Funds and Knowing All the Fees Involved
Mutual funds can be a great investment option. However, they incur fees so make sure you do your homework when choosing a fund. An easy way to compare mutual funds is to look for a number called the fund’s total annual fund operating expenses; this is the also called the fund’s expense ratio. Here you […]
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Z is for Having a Zestful Life!
Zest is about having energy, excitement or feeling alive. It goes hand in hand with happiness and optimism. “Zestful” living can be obtained by learning how to utilize your strengths and overcome fears and doubts so that your life may be lived to the fullest. Zest is found in character strength, and in pursuing life […]
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What do you consider when looking at your financial situation?
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E is for “Enough” – Kids and too much technology
In less than a decade we have come to experience an explosion of media and technology. As a parent, it may feel like it’s too much for your children to handle. We lay witness to their incessant exposure of the internet, social media, video games, watching, Hulu, Showtime and Netflix. The cause of concern […]
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D is for Don’t Let Your Divorce Negatively Define You
“You must give up the life you planned in order to have the life that is waiting for you.” ― Joseph Campbell Dealing with divorce is a harsh reality; after all no one gets married expecting divorce in their future, yet it happens to a large number of married couples. Divorce happens to good people. It […]
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C is for Understanding Your Credit Rating.
Understanding the basics of the credit scoring system and how your actual credit score rating comes about is important to everyone. When you are applying for a credit card, car loan, mortgage or a personal loan, lenders want to know what your credit risk level is. Your credit score, which is referred to […]
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A is for Accomplishing What Needs to Be Done during Widowhood
Becoming a widow is painful, devastating and stressful. In addition to the emotional sorrow that comes with the loss of a loved one, you now have to face financial and legal decisions on your own. Taking care of your financial affairs is an important priority as a widow. Here are just some of the […]
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P is for Protecting Your Digital Estate. -
T is for “Teaching your Teen” to Manage Money. -
N is for “NGU” – NEVER GIVE UP! -
B is for BEFORE you announce you are getting divorced. -
Q is for Some Quick Storm Tips To Put You On The Road To Recovery
- Q is for Some Quick Storm Tips To Put You On The Road To Recovery
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P is for Planning a Family Reunion on a Budget -
O is Observing Financial Elder Abuse and How You Can Help -
N is for Our Net-worth is Entirely Different From Our Self-Worth -
M is for Making Landfall and How We Can Learn from Hurricane Florence
