Remember when your parents insisted that you "layer up" when going outside? "You can always take layers off, but you can't put on what you don't have with you." Consider adding these five defensive layers to protect what matters most...
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Getting fit - whether fiscally or physically - should be enjoyable, or at least tolerable. Otherwise, you'll never stick with it. Here are ways to cut the fat weighing down your wallet. Be Mindful of Auto Pays You're streaming more and...
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Two-thirds of Americans want to save more for long-term goals, but don't feel confident in their ability to live within their means* Sound familiar? No worries! Let's work towards closing that gap and help you set up a budget....
Read MoreSamantha Konner may have only been a Financial Representative since 2017, but she has been apart of the CFS family since she was a young girl as her mother, Cathy Konner, has been with the firm for over 25 years. Originally working in...
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Monday, January 6, 2020
Getting married is one of the most exciting and important times in our lives. While the details of the wedding and the honeymoon take center stage, it is vital to discuss and decide on certain financial matters as a couple. For many of...
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Defining your life goals is a great way to begin boosting your financial confidence. Do you want to make more money? Retire early? Change careers? Start a family? Open a business? It's time to figure out the really important things in...
Read MoreEver wonder why Elvis had a blue Christmas? Why Frosty the snowman was in such a hurry to leave town? Why the Grinch was so grumpy? Maybe they were worried about Blue Monday. Landing on January 20 this year, it’s also called the...
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Wednesday, November 13, 2019
For most twenty-somethings, retirement that is off in the distance 30 or 40 years down the road lands at the bottom of the priority list. Even those of us in our thirties and forties have trouble setting aside income for our golden...
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This is an open letter to Parents, Grandparents, Caregivers, and Siblings of individuals with disabilities: Dear Concerned Loving Ones, What if today you were asked this question: What are the most pressing concerns you have for your...
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The job-search process is filled with questions. Where should I work? What type of job will fulfill my needs? What’s the right job for me? Having a degree in hand is a good start to begin building your future, but it won’t...
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Are you someone who “works to live” and has no passion for that work? Do you get out of bed dreading the day, or excited to get it started? The desire to be satisfied with the work we do, to make the saying “live to...
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