Financial Planning Free Articles - Page 2 of 10
Bill Byrnes
Gut Check Time-How To Invest and Not Lose Sleep
Investing is not an emotional decision, it takes hard work and discipline, but if you worry too much about an investment, it isn't right for you. [Read More]
Kris Koonar
Estate Planning For Special Needs Children- Special Needs Trusts
Planning and safeguarding the future of special kids requires in-depth knowledge of the federal laws that concern government benefit eligibility and the legal credentials such as trusts and guardianships. [Read More]
Karen Cheong
10 Reasons Why People Don't Want To Be Rich
You would think everyone would want to be rich, if they could be. After talking to quite a lot of people, I've found that there are a significant number who do not want to be rich. Why? [Read More]
Peter Cole
It's not "Retirement", it's the "Harvesting Phase"
I propose that we throw out the term "retirement" and replace it with "The Harvesting Phase". For Baby Boomers who have no intention of sitting down and"retiring", The Harvesting Phase is a time of lively engagement in life with an enhanced sense of choice about how we will use our time and energy. [Read More]
Ed Lathrop
Finding the Right Student Loan
No one should be kept from earning a degree because of a lack of funding. The only problem is, getting the proper loans and/or grants can be a tricky piece of business. This article will get you started in securing the funds you'll need for your education. [Read More]
Ki Gray
Lowering Your Monthly Mortgage Payments
When purchasing a home, it is helpful determine upfront how much you want to spend per month. To achieve these monthly payments, you can adjust some of the variables of your loan. [Read More]
Terence Young
Top 5 Money Saving Tips To Build A Healthy Nest Egg
Most people can appreciate the importance of having a good financial plan to build a healthy nest egg for retirement. [Read More]
Terry Parker
Your Guide To Medi Cal and Medi Cal Related Issues
Article discusses the topic of Medi Cal, the rules, regulations, and general information about the topic. [Read More]
Bill Byrnes
Speculate For Growth, Not For Income
Funds that invest in bank loans, junk bonds, and other low-rated or unrated debt instruments, or employ leverage to enhance their returns are too risky for the average investor. [Read More]
Susan Jan
Top Asset Protection Strategies
Contrary to popular beliefs, asset protection does not mean hiding assets, and is not a trick to evade authority. Asset protection also does not involve deceptive agreements or fraudulent transfers. It is simply smart and safe financial planning. It safe guards your assets from being extracted by outsiders who do not have any right to or claim on your hard earned money. [Read More]
Susan Jan
Asset Protection - Why Do You Need It?
With your growing financial portfolio and asset, it is imperative that you take steps to protect your assets. A practical solution for creating an additional umbrella of security for your family is to take advantage of asset protection that minimize the risk of losing your assets or being taxed heavily. [Read More]
Joseph Then
Get control of Your Personal Finance with a Budget
It is fairly common knowledge that money matters can be simplified and controlled with a budget. One of the keys to personal finance management is creating and using a household budget. [Read More]
Joseph Then
What does Financial Management include?
We know what is financial management. It's a personal decision in making wise choices about our cash. Financial management involves a lot of areas. Here, I list out 5 of the most important areas that you should know. [Read More]
Bill Byrnes
Yielding to Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs)
Income is hard to come by these days. Treasuries are yielding less than 5%. Have you considered Real Estate mutual funds? Many have current yields in the 5-8% range (primarily REIT-Real Estate Investment Trust-funds). [Read More]
Terence Young
How To Get Yourself Out of Debt
Snowballing consumer spending has resulted in more families than ever drowning in debt. Consumer debt has now exceeded $2 trillion, reports the Federal Reserve Board and this figure is growing by the minute. [Read More]