In this age of DIY investing and financial planning, it may be possible to handle personal finances on your own, but at what cost? While the monetary cost may
When it comes to financial topics, some answers are more clear-cut than others. A discussion about maxing out a Roth IRA (which you should) may be an easier
Using one’s home as collateral when taking on debt has its pros and cons. On the one hand, you may qualify for lower interest rates, but on the other hand, your
Our everyday lives have certainly taken an unexpected turn due to the COVID-19 pandemic. With most of us spending a lot more time at home, an opportunity has
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(Note: this guest post was written by Kevin A. Pollock, J.D., LL.M. Kevin is an attorney and the managing partner at The Pollock Firm LLC. Kevin's practice
The Sunday Hangover.
I’m sure for those of us in our 20’s or for those who look back to our 20’s, a system was in place to deal with the Sunday headache so
It has been over 30 days since the government shutdown. Over 800,000 federal employees have had to rely on other means to cover their daily needs. From filing
Do you think a porcupine has more or less than 1000 quills (i.e. the spikes on its back)?
Since reading that sentence, it’s likely you experienced a harmless