Selecting a Financial Adviser (as reported by Vincent King on MoneyNing.Com)

Picking the right financial adviser might be the best financial decision that you make in your lifetime. The right adviser can help guide your investment and purchasing decisions so that you can put yourself on the right track. But not all financial advisers are made equal. In his advice column, Vincent King addresses nine characteristics… Read More

How the Wealthy Live (as reported by Farnoosh Torabi of Finance.Yahoo.Com)

Being wealthy isn’t only about what you do with money–there are a number of things that wealthy people do more often than those who are not. And if we can try to emulate those habits and actions, we might put ourselves on the right track financially. It starts with making the best use of your… Read More

Pass on Financial Responsibility (as reported by Alex Veiga on Newsday.Com)

To help ensure that your kids will grow up to become more financially savvy, it is a good idea to start teaching them about financial responsibility early. Parents can teach their kids about the value of working for money and saving. Get them to think about purchases and prepare them for the tough financial decisions… Read More

Tips for Paying Off Debt (Guest post by David Ning of MoneyNing.com)

Debt is a four letter word, but you certainly don’t have to cringe every time you hear about it! Far too many think being in debt is just the way of life these days, but that’s simply not true. By spending some time employing simple strategies to pare down that financial burden, people actually end… Read More

In Finance, Lead by Example (As Reported by Jennifer Calonia on USNews.com)

One of the surest ways to develop a financially savvy young adult is for parents to reinforce sound personal finance decisions at home. And while not all parents will see eye to eye on good financial habits, being open about money management can have a huge impact on kids’ future financial literacy. By talking openly… Read More

New Strategies for Insurers Seeking to Cut Costs (as reported by Caroline Humer via finance.yahoo.com)

In attempts to cut costs while still providing adequate health care, many public and private insurance companies have begun offering more wellness and prevention initiatives. One of the most significant plans is the Accountable Care Organizations, which compensate medical providers who reach certain quotas. Government agencies and various insurance companies are optimistic about these new… Read More