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6 Ways To Take Care Of Your Parents Without Ruining Your Personal Finances
Most of us have considered the prospect of taking care of our parents. We’ve thought about the options, burdens and stresses if their health begins
Avoid These Retirement Pitfalls
Let’s face it. We’ve all made a mistake at some point in our lives, but as we get older the stakes get higher and the
You Need a Budget, So Here’s Where To Start
Managing your finances can be daunting — like eating an elephant. No matter how hungry you are to get things under control, you just can’t
U.S. Economy Still Dominates The World
“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.” Charles Dickens wrote those words to describe Europe on the eve of the
Second Quarter Market Recap And Market Outlook
A Decent Second Quarter, Despite Disruption From Our Friends Across The Pond Following the first quarter and its worst-ever start to a year for the
Protecting Yourself From Cyber Fraud
Just as technology advances, so do the tools cyber criminals use to steal. Wire fraud, identity theft, and email scams—especially “phishing”—currently threaten data security for
A Family Tries ‘iPad Rehab’ to Battle Screen Addiction
The American family is under attack by an insidious foe of our own creation: the portable video device. Excessive use of smartphones, iPads and similar
Mitch Reiner Recognized on UGA’s 40 Under 40 List
Our Chief Operating Officer, Mitch Reiner, was recently recognized by University of Georgia’s Alumni Association on their annual 40 Under 40 list. UGA’s 40 Under
Top 4 Countries to Retire Overseas
Retiring overseas offers many potential advantages, including a year-round mild climate, and a significantly lower cost of living as compared to most places in the
5 Ways Brexit Impacts Your Investments
On Thursday, the British people voted to exit the European Union. Hence the term “Brexit.” That vote promptly sent many European stock markets (the United
The Brexit Market Update
As newspaper headlines show this morning, the British people voted yesterday to leave the European Union. While the tally was always expected to be close,
Wes Moss Money Matters Freeform – Brexit Aftermath – June 24, 2016
Yesterday, the United Kingdom voted to leave the European Union, and today markets around the world suffered for it. In this quick Money Matters Free