Buying a vacation home can have many unexpected implications on your finances and time. Consider these points before making your purchase.

Whether you’re looking at health, life, disability, or retirement, the first step to maximizing your benefits is to understand them.

Tax-free weekends, or a tax holiday, are often seen as a way to save big money when purchasing back-to-school items.

Ensuring your credit is strong before retirement is wise. Here’s how you can build and maintain a good credit score.

The financial consequences of divorce can be quite substantial no matter where you fall on the economic spectrum. 

A once-a-year spring cleaning of your finances helps you be sure you are managing your budget and cash flow correctly.

Get a handle on that pile of statements, receipts, and other financial documents.

Many couples consider money a taboo topic, but tiptoeing around the issue causes more harm than good. When it comes to money and marriage, t

Looking carefully at how you handle cash at year-end can make a difference in your tax burden and overall financial planning.

In this video, guest speaker and Senior Mortgage Advisor Rachel Pierce talks about when it makes sense to refinance.

Proper year-end tax planning will allow retirees to make the most of what they have.

The best way to protect yourself from a data breach is to pay attention and avoid exposing your personal information as much as possible.

A quick internet search is often all that separates us from a few hundred dollars or even a small fortune in unclaimed property.

When it comes to teaching your adult children financial responsibility the lesson can never come too soon.

Autopay makes paying bills easier than ever. Just be sure you understand all the pros and cons before using it.

Using credit wisely can provide a lifetime of access to opportunities, but misusing credit can hurt you financially.

Getting out of debt is a huge accomplishment and one that should make you proud. Once you become debt-free, you can live differently.

Scammers, fraudsters, and other criminals are taking advantage of rapidly changing data and facts associated with COVID-19, both in the work

The first step to saving money is to recognize where we are spending it.

Here are the answers to some of the most common questions we’ve received about how you should respond to this market correction.