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How to Get Out of Payday Loan Debt in Colorado
Despite all the advantages and disadvantages, payday loans remain the most convenient option for people to meet immediate cash needs. Payday loans can cost you much more in the long […]
Steps to Consider Now Toward Estate Planning
The Census Bureau reports the average age of widowhood in the United States is only 59 years old. With this being the case, many women should be prepared financially to […]
Johnson Financial Group Appoints Kristin Keffeler: Chief Learning Officer
Kristin Keffeler will help Johnson Financial Group incorporate a more holistic approach in helping clients achieve well-being beyond preserving and growing their wealth. Johnson Financial Group takes an integrated […]
4 Reasons to Keep an Investment Journal
Whether you’ve already built an investment portfolio or are just getting started, it’s important to understand your investment goals and track your progress along the way. Keeping an investment journal […]
6 Tips for Starting Your Small Business Finances on the Right Track
Running a small business can be fulfilling — you make major decisions, you can make an adaptable timetable for yourself, and as a rule, you’re accomplishing something you’re passionate about. […]
A guide to financially adjusting to life as empty nester
Instead of paying for dance lessons or club sports, you will likely shift your spending to different aspects of your life. Discover four financial considerations you may want to evaluate.
Strategies for developing a financial legacy as an attorney
No matter the size of your family or fortune, you must intentionally build a financial legacy. Practical financial legacies are built by determining your financial goals and then focusing on each one individually.
Getting married in 2021? How to budget for the big day and beyond
While finding the perfect dress or venue might be at the top of your to-do list, making sure you’re on the same page financially as your partner should also be a top priority. Reviewing a financial checklist is a good start. Here are some things to consider as you begin the discussion.
How to recover after holiday spending
It’s important that before you buy gifts, you assess your overall financial situation and make a budget. Consider selecting a payment strategy that works for you, like cash versus card, and do your research on the best time to buy.
4 ways to financially prepare for the unexpected
If coronvavirus and Colorado’s recent wildfire season have taught us anything: it's to expect the unexpected. It’s time to focus on a plan of action for when disaster strikes. Checking these four tasks off your preparedness list will help ensure that you and your loved ones are better equipped for a post-disaster environment.
Hitting the mark: Making and meeting financial savings goals at every stage of your legal career
One of the most popular resolutions, saving money, easily rivals those new workout routines everyone swears they’ll stick to. But what do you do when it’s October and your savings account has little to show for your January promise? Here, the experts at Maia Wealth lay out some fourth quarter savings strategies that are great for attorneys in particular.
What to do when unemployment benefits expire
The money from the CARES Act has provided a much-needed lifeline to the tens of millions of Americans who have found themselves unemployed due to COVID-19. While new additional aid may come as a result of the executive memorandum signed by the President earlier this month, it won’t be available indefinitely, which begs the question: What do you do when your unemployment benefits are drastically [...]
