By Lynnette Khalfani-Cox, The Money Coach®
Natural disasters, weather-related catastrophes and other emergencies can strike at any time. When they do, you’ll no doubt want protection for what’s most likely your most costly asset: your home. None of us can outrun windswept fires, massive earthquakes or torrential flooding. And even the latest technology available cannot accurately predict these potentially life-and-property threatening dangers. Continue reading
By Sander Tom, CFP®
Sander Tom is a Certified Financial Planner™ with SchoolsFirst FCU.
According to a recent survey conducted by the Employee Benefit Research Institute, American workers who invested in an employer-sponsored retirement plan or individual retirement account, or IRA, said they saved more and felt less stressed. Here are some smart moves to help you save more and protect your family and assets. Continue reading
Are you wondering why auto insurance premiums have gone up? You’re not alone. Rates have been increasing since 2012, even for those drivers with excellent driving records.
Insurance coverage can be tricky to shop for, because it requires making specific financial decisions about some hazy and unpredictable concepts.
This article reprinted courtesy of NerdWallet.
When it comes to insurance, we all look for ways to save money. One of the easiest and most common ways to save is by bundling auto and home insurance with one company.
Paying too much for your auto or homeowners insurance? If you haven’t shopped around recently, the answer is probably, “Yes.” One reason? Insurance sends you a bill, and you pay it. That’s costing you. Here’s how to see if other insurers can do better.
