Creating an emergency fund is unfortunately not a passive enterprise—but over time, it can provide the savings you need to weather nearly anything that life happens to throw at you.
Bil Lako, CFP®, explains when the market is tumbling the one thing you can do is control your cash flow and refinance your home mortgage.
A volatile market is never easy to endure but learning from it can better prepare you and your portfolio to weather and take advantage of the market’s ups and downs.
Under the CARES Act, unemployment benefits are now available for self-employed individuals, independent contractors and others who are unable to work because of the coronavirus emergency.
Have you considered rebalancing your portfolio to help deal with a volatile market?
If you found yourself unemployed/underemployed by COVID-19, the government has provided an estimated $260 billion in expanded unemployment insurance benefits.
The passage of the $2 trillion coronavirus pandemic stimulus package includes many tax and financial breaks for both individuals and businesses.
In today’s Marietta Daily Journal, Bil Lako, CFP®, looks at modern market reactions to recessions to illustrate why we think the stock market is still the best for long-term gains.
The U.S. Department of Labor has released updated eligibility criteria for unemployment insurance programs to include people that have become unemployed as a direct result of the coronavirus outbreak.
In today’s Marietta Daily Journal, Bil Lako, CFP®, explains that by the time you see big market moves, it’s too late to benefit. “If it’s in print, it’s in the price.”
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