Financial issues lead to a quarter of divorces in the U.S., according to the Institute for Divorce Financial Analysts. With some planning and a willingness to talk, however, you can build financial goals as a couple no matter what stage of life you are in. It’s never too late to talk about your financial #RelationshipGoals. We’ve developed a few to start your discussion.
Think about the effort it takes to search for the right new car and to negotiate the lowest price. Unless you plan to pay cash in full, the third leg of the stool is finding the best possible financing. Because loans typically come in 12-month increments, we're talking about a decision that will affect your household budget a minimum of two years and probably more like five or six.
...whether "you" includes your family, your dog, or a boat! Finding the right vehicle for your lifestyle is a lot harder than picking what is trendy or the newest model.
Do you suffer from FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out)? It’s that sensation in the back of your mind that makes you go out even when you’re tired. It’s the reason you go to the concert featuring that band you don’t even like that much because your friends are going. An adventure can happen anywhere, and if you’re not there, you’ll be the one person in the world who missed it.
How can you help your parents or older relatives when they need help with financial issues? You first need to be able to identify that a problem exists. Accepting help with finances is a step that seniors may be reluctant to discuss, so we hope these steps will make it easier on your family to begin the next stage of your lives.
We've gathered a few solid tips to help first-time home buyers get started on the process.
