Plan for tomorrow

5 financial resolutions to ring in the New Year

If you blew the budget this holiday season, or if you’re just hoping for a fresh start in 2022, consider these five tips to focus on finance in the new year.

Ideas on how to talk about financial planning with your family

Talking about financial planning can sometimes make people feel uncomfortable, but meeting with your spouse, children, or grandchildren to discuss financial decisions can better prepare your family for the future.

How to prepare your finances for the end of 2021

From making sure you hit financial deadlines to reviewing your portfolio, there are many items to include on your year-end checklist. Here are a few things you might want to add to your list for review.

What can happen to your finances after a divorce

Going through a divorce or a separation after a long-term relationship can be one of the most emotionally taxing experiences in a person’s life.

What can life insurance do for you?

If you want to protect the people you love, life insurance should be an important part of your financial planning. It can provide a meaningful amount of money to your family, give you a way to leave a legacy, and much more.

Do you own your financial future?

On the surface, life insurance may seem fairly simple and straightforward—it can provide financial support to your family and loved ones should you pass away. Permanent life insurance comes in many forms, with each product type having its own benefits.

Easy ways to save on costs this summer

After more than a year of enduring the COVID-19 pandemic, you may be ready to get out into the world and enjoy the summer. The good news is that there is still a lot of summer fun to engage in, just remember to do so safely and economically! Here are some suggestions.

Ways to help avoid common financial mistakes after your graduate

You’ve graduated from college and you’re striking out on your own. Making that transition can be challenging and overwhelming, especially when you’re learning how to handle your finances. To stay money smart after college, help avoid pitfalls by using these tips.

8 ways for working moms to make time for financial planning

Working full-time and taking care of your kids isn’t always easy and it certainly doesn’t leave you a lot of time, especially when it comes to navigating finances. Here are a few tips to help you manage your money even when you have limited time.

Tips for raising financially smart kids

As early as age three, you can start teaching your children how to be financially smart and form good habits. Here are some tips.

Preparing for spring expenses

To make sure you’re prepared and so is your budget, here are four big financial considerations to prep for before the first day of spring.

Buying life insurance when you’re expecting

With big changes on the horizon and a whole new person to care for, it’s important to obtain financial protection that helps your dependents carry on if you pass away suddenly.

Rebuilding your emergency fund

So what happens when you’ve tapped into this cash reserve following an event and now you need to rebuild it? Where do you start? Here are some tips for emergency fund planning for this important financial safety net.

Buying life insurance for your whole family

Although most of us tend to imagine individuals when we think about life insurance buyers, coverage can also be extended to your children and other family members to help make everyone’s lives a little easier.

How to buy life insurance as a couple

Acquiring life insurance for yourself and your spouse should be a big part of that plan. To find the best coverage for your partner, here are some tips.

How to celebrate Valentine’s Day at home on a budget

You can create a romantic day at home without breaking your budget and stay safe during the pandemic. Here are some tips to make your stay-at-home Valentine’s Day one to remember.

7 money tips for couples

Here are a few ways that you and your loved one can work together to improve your relationship with money and with each other.

Money questions to ask your partner before you get married

To get on the same page with your partner about money, here are eight financial questions you should ask each other before you tie the knot.

Holiday gifts for kids that teach about money

Here are some holiday gift ideas that can help build financial literacy and teach your kids about money in a fun and hands-on way.

Ways to celebrate the holidays virtually

This holiday season, many Americans are choosing to stay home and stay safe as the coronavirus pandemic continues. But that doesn’t mean you can’t still have fun with your loved ones by planning a virtual holiday party!