What Age Should I Get a Will and Trust?
Planning ahead for when you pass away is important at any age. This process is called estate planning. In this blog, we’d like to lay out some specific milestone actions [...]
How to Save for Retirement
According to this study done by Northwest Mutual, one in three Americans have less than $5000 saved for retirement and one in five have not started saving for retirement at [...]
5 tips to make the most of your Airbnb / VRBO / Vacation Rental Property
This content was originally posted here. 1. Make sure short term rentals are allowed before you buy. In 2016, a law was passed that prevents Arizona cities, towns, and counties [...]
What is a Will and a Trust?
If you’re like most people, you want your family to be protected if something should happen to you. Most know some type of estate planning documents are needed, but many [...]
Financial Hacks for the Self-Employed
Self-employment can be rewarding. It can give flexibility in schedule, unlimited earning potential, and the ability to create the business you want. There are a few things you can put [...]
Budgeting Advice for Newlyweds
When two people get married, there is a time of adjustment—a new “normal” must be created as you work together to unite your households. There’re obvious adjustments like figuring out [...]
Dave Ramsey’s Seven Baby Steps: Step Seven
When I was in junior high, my parents divorced. Shortly after, my father was incarcerated. As a result, my mother—without a degree or marketable job skills—was forced to provide for [...]
Dave Ramsey’s Seven Baby Steps: Step Six
Once you have successfully started saving 15% for retirement and have begun saving for your kid’s college education, you are in the home stretch of completing the baby steps. Baby [...]
Dave Ramsey’s Seven Baby Steps: Step Five
By this time, you should have completed Baby Steps 1 through 4 in Dave Ramsey’s Baby Steps: Save $1000 for emergencies Pay off non-mortgage debt using the Debt Snowball Save [...]
Dave Ramsey’s Seven Baby Steps: Step Four
Once you’ve completed Baby Step 3—saving three to six months of expenses for emergencies—you can dive into your next Baby Step! Your debt has been eliminated, your cash flow is [...]
