Security and peace of mind are much more desirable than extravagant holiday spending. If you want to enjoy the holidays this year and still meet your financial goals for the coming year, you’ll need to create a holiday budget and stick to it.
Talking to the Next Generation About Financial Choices: Be Relatable
Regardless of income or wealth status, one thing is clear for families preparing to teach their kids about money practically: there is no “right” way. In this Discuss with Russ, Maurice Redhead, President of Martin Bridge Accounting, talks to Russ about how to get kids involved in financial decisions, how to make it fun, and the importance of doing both of these things early.
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Preparing Your Will As a New Parent
Most parents with new and growing families assume they have plenty of time for estate planning and preparing a will, often putting the tasks off and putting their loved ones at risk for far too long. Not only can we never predict the timing of death, but there are also important special considerations that families with younger children need to take into account when preparing a will.