December | 2019

Don’t Let Holiday Spending Guilt Trip You Up

Dec 31 2019

Are you feeling a little remorse about the money you spent over the holidays? There is an online meme where a parent jokes about taking all of the holiday presents back because the children are behaving. Isn’t that how it is with the things we buy sometimes? They don’t produce the expected result or function quite […]

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Amy’s Will: Estate Planning in Little Women

Dec 24 2019

A new movie version of the classic novel Little Women will be in theaters during the holiday season. The book’s author, Louisa May Alcott, wrote a book about young women that was suitable enough to sell but also included some of her own unconventional ideas in the text however she could and offered various illustrations […]

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Investing Time in Financial Planning Pays Off

Dec 17 2019

The Motley Fool asked readers “How Much Time Does the Average American Spend on Personal Finance?” Rather than look at the actual time in minutes or hours, we can say that the answer for many people is: not enough. Using data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and from Northwestern Mutual’s 2019 Planning & Progress Study, […]

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Study Finds Divorced Women Gain Financial Confidence with Time

Dec 03 2019

The end of a marriage does not have to mean the end of financial stability: in fact, for some women it is just the opposite. Some women find that having no choice but to take control of their own financial planning gives them a confidence they may have not had before. Kiplinger.com published “Financial Confidence […]

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IRS warns of gift card scam

Dec 02 2019

A new scam is making the rounds – a caller impersonates an IRS agent and demands payment in the form of a gift card. Here’s what to look out for.

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Archive - December 2019

Don’t Let Holiday Spending Guilt Trip You Up

Amy’s Will: Estate Planning in Little Women

Investing Time in Financial Planning Pays Off

Study Finds Divorced Women Gain Financial Confidence with Time

IRS warns of gift card scam

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