With the vast array of resources available online, many people are investing their time in self-development. While there are many valuable internet-based classes that charge a fee, we’ve outlined several free courses from reputable sources to help you become more financially savvy. Of course, you can also take advantage of free educational tools and tutorials on our website.
Parents and guardians want the best for their children, and in today’s world, the best often means some sort of higher education. While the cost of higher education can drastically vary, based on whether the child earns scholarships, goes for a two-year or a four-year degree, studies in their home state or elsewhere, or pursues postgraduate degrees, education can be a big investment. Many parents are left wondering how to save for a child’s education. One fail-safe suggestion for saving for college is to start early. How you choose to save is up to you.
As young adults in their 20s and 30s are finding their stride in their careers and earning enough money to save, making smart financial decisions now can give them greater control over their future. Many young adults are unsure how to begin investing and growing their savings. A certificate of deposit is a smart and relatively safe way to begin.
Strategic budgeting and saving can help you take control of your future and feel confident in your everyday financial decisions. But even when people see the merit, many are left wondering how to make a budget or how to stick to a budget. To help you create a plan that works for your lifestyle, we’ve outlined some tips for creating a budget.
When an investor takes a proactive approach to their investment plan in three key areas, and is committed to sticking to their plan in negative markets, their investment returns will be significantly greater over the long-term.
by Steve Schou | FNBT Wealth Management Trust & Investments Officer
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