Is a Vacation Timeshare a Good Idea?
More than ready to get away and a vacation timeshare sounds perfect? Or is it? Like me, you may often receive calls offering a “F-R-E-E weekend…
Did You Forget Some Financial Stuff?
Knowing who you owe and who owes you may not seem too tough – until you forget about an account or a co-signed loan. Time to…
Tips to Land an Advisor & Not Get Hooked
When you start investing, you should realize financial advisors and brokers come with different credentials, different fees—and different ethical standards. Before you trust one to handle…
Coronavirus Scams: New Twist, Old Cons
We shouldn’t be surprised to find plenty of Coronavirus scams spreading far and wide, almost as quickly as the virus infiltrated. Find out the latest so…
Financial Moves to Make as 2020 Begins
Entrepreneurs…retirees…investors…savers! Can’t see how you’ll build that nest egg or get ahead in 2020? Crystal balls are in short supply. But predicting your 2020 financial picture…
How to Find a Good Financial Advisor
It’s World Investor Week – focusing on investor education. Is it time to find a financial advisor? Relying on friends is not the answer. Neither is…
Are Savings Bonds A Good Idea?
Maybe it’s time to reconsider that old-fashion savings bond, either for your own savings or as a gift. Years ago, savings bonds were a popular gift…
Saving for College with 529 Plans
Parents are often concerned about how to afford the high costs of college these days. You – and your kids – have choices on what to…
Who’s Paying Fees on a 401(k) Plan?
Workers usually cringe or ignore employer mailings about retirement plans. It’s complicated, boring reading and who has time to decipher that legal jargon? Not reading your…
Is a Vacation Timeshare Your Best Bet?
Relaxing in the sun this spring break? Maybe you accepted a “free vacation” getaway and listened to a timeshare sales pitch? Like me, you’ve probably…
The Money Godmother 