by Niv | Jun 2, 2026 | Personal Finance
What an exciting time – watching your child graduate from college! While your feelings may be of pride, your recent graduate may be struggling with financial anxiety. The average student loan debt for the Class of 2026 is $29,560. Your child may have more or less...
by Niv | May 5, 2026 | Personal Finance
Were your parents in their late 30s when you were born? If so, prepare to be part of the sandwich generation sooner than expected. The sandwich generation refers to individuals who are responsible for both raising their children and caring for their aging parents....
by Niv | Apr 7, 2026 | Personal Finance
Relationships – they start blissfully. Then, as years go by and responsibilities increase, it changes. Unfortunately, money becomes a hot topic. Many surveys validate that money is the topic of disagreement for most couples. Whether or not you’re married,...
by Niv | Mar 3, 2026 | Personal Finance
At some point, your spouse may die, or someone you know will become a surviving spouse. We don’t like to think about it, but it’s part of life.This life-changing event is flooded with emotions. And yet, you will be responsible for making easy and complex...
by Niv | Feb 3, 2026 | Personal Finance
With AI and economic changes, some people may find themselves unemployed. A difficult situation that is further complicated if you’ve recently become divorced. From the divorce process, you may still be healing from a variety of emotions. And you may still be...
by Niv | Jan 6, 2026 | Personal Finance
“Retirement” – it’s a term we’ve redefined over the years. This phase of life differs significantly from what our grandparents experienced. For most of us, retirement will be a time when we shift from working to living life. Home improvement projects you’ve put off...
