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The Happy Habits of Appreciation and Gratitude
Life planning begins as thoughts and ultimately shapes our entire destiny.
Investing 101: Things to Think About Before You Invest
With a little preparation, you can save and invest over your lifetime to meet your financial goals and dreams.
One Powerful Method To Achieve Higher Investment Returns
Long term investing does not require making quick emotional responses.
You Want An Advisor Who Keeps You From “The Big Mistake”
Real financial advisors stand between you and the Big Mistake.
Free Advanced Medical Directives from the Virginia State Bar
The Virginia State Bar has even made a few variations of a simplified Advanced Directive free to the public on their website.
Write Down Your Investment Plan
To protect yourself from behavioral errors, write down your investment plan.
Mailbag: The Practical Limits of 1031 Exchanges
Using a 1031 exchange to turn investment property into residential property is possible, but it takes careful planning from the outset.
Radio: Budgeting Benefits
Having a budget as a boundary for your spending gives you the freedom to work within that boundary, and keeps you on track to save for your goals.
How Cookie-Cutter Powers of Attorney Fail
This style of Power of Attorney certainly gets the job done, but there are a few ways that the cookie-cutter POA most frequently fails to meet people’s wishes.
What To Do With That First Paycheck
You probably know that you should spend less than you earn, but that is only part of the equation.
How to Pay Off Student Loans While Building Wealth
While your student loans may be a daunting sum, it is still possible to build wealth even while paying off student debt.
Ten Principles for Teaching Children about Money
Here are ten principles for teaching children about money.
What Is Settlement Date And Why Does It Matter?
Most investors think that whenever you buy or sell a security the money is immediately deducted or deposited into your account. This is not true.
Family Budgeting
If a budget isn’t a team effort, one member of the family will hold the purse strings and everyone else will be resentful.
Is Margin Loan Interest Tax Deductible?
Here are the four criteria which must be met in order for margin loan interest to be tax deductible.