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6 Ways To Cope With Financial Stress

Between rising interest and an evolving work environment, it seems the past couple of years have seen more people than usual experiencing financial hardship and stress. While stress is an understandable response to current situations, it can lead to health problems. Therefore, it is necessary to take stock of your situation and figure out the […]

Should You Wait for Black Friday This Year?

Black Friday is one of the busiest and most lucrative shopping days for businesses and consumers but is that still going to be the case this year, 2021? While many people wait for Black Friday to do most of their holiday shopping, they will need to reassess their goals and consider the continuing struggle of […]

The Top 5 Safest Modes of Travel

Retirement is the time in your life to enjoy and travel. If plans were successful, you likely have enough to enjoy one or two trips per year, if not more. However, as eager as many retirees are to travel, the news of plane crashes, boats capsizing, or train derailments can quickly curb the enthusiasm.  It […]

Inflation and the American Household

Groceries, clothing, cars, and countless other essential and luxury items have increased in price over the past few months, putting a significant strain on the average American household. Aside from the increasing cost of living, Americans have experienced lower interest rates on savings, meaning families are being clobbered financially, which is jarring — to say […]

Diversifying Your Portfolio Through Multiple Brokerage Accounts: Good or Bad

Buying and selling individual stocks and investments requires access to a minimum of one brokerage account. There are many benefits to opening a single account, including the broker’s expertise and customization of your portfolio through them. However, many investors wonder if a single account is the most lucrative and practical way to diversify their portfolio […]