Financial Wellness

There are a number of different terms thrown around when discussing wills. In fact, the word will" is often used to describe a number of different things. When you’re considering a document that controls where your possessions go after your death, you’ll want to ensure you understand the ins and outs.

When it comes to overall financial health, there are several steps one can take to create a realistic and actionable plan to help sustain or improve their financial circumstances. The first step typically involves knowing where you stand on the financial front now, followed closely by defining your specific financial goals.

As the Federal Reserve raises rates to combat inflation, more of us are feeling a drain on our finances. Add mounting debt, the loss of a job, or any other source of financial strain and the stress can become downright overwhelming.

Health insurance might seem like an impenetrable mess, with deductibles and co-pays and so on, conspiring to confuse you. There’s a bright spot, though, in special accounts you can use to pay for your health care expenses. Best of all, these accounts can save you money.

As the idea of “wellness” has become an increasingly popular trend on social media, companies across the globe are marketing expensive products to ensure that you too can live this seemingly desirable lifestyle. But is that really the case?

It turns out that you might be able to get paid to do the things you love! If you find yourself looking for ways to make extra money, consider harnessing your love for your hobbies. Paid opportunities to do what you love may start appearing everywhere.