Everyone has dreams that they want to see fulfilled, especially once they are in a position to start earning and thinking about how they will spend their money. The only problem is most of them think in the now and choose to worry about the future later. Be it the baby boomers, Generation X or the millennials, all have fallen prey to this time and again, at the cost of an uncertain future in terms of their financial stability as they near retirement. Generations X…

With the year ending, it is time to make resolutions for the New Year. You make many resolutions to manage your finances in a better way as New Year brings excitement to make a fresh start. However, after the first week, you might find yourself struggling with those resolutions especially if they involve long-term care. This may make you feel guilty. So how do you make a resolution you can stick to and keep you guilt-free? Follow these easy tips below to help you stick to your financial goals…

If your New Year resolution failed to bring a positive change in your life the last year, 2016 brings you yet another opportunity to take charge of your life. Resolve to make savings a priority this year and do whatever it takes to be a successful investor. Most of us find it difficult to stick to our resolution but the long-term benefits of this decision; will surely keep you motivated all through the year.

Here is a list of 3 improvements that you need to make in your lifestyle…

In today’s day and age no one requires retirement planning more than generation X, as shown by recent studies. Everyone born between year 1965 and 1980 is considered part of Generation X, and these individuals today are bound to be nearing retirement age, but typically do not have much saved up (especially post the effects of recession). As a Gen X-er, being unprepared or under-prepared could be potentially damaging in terms of financial security, and might push most of you to have to work (part-time or even full-time) just…

Have you ever played chess? Were you any good at it? Even if you were not good at the game, you must have noticed that it taught you a thing or two about learning to plan ahead, didn’t it? Well, that’s what the game of chess is all about. It is about using mental energy to strategize moves well in advance as a means to corner the king and leave no room for him to run. It is about securing your position and being able to constantly form new strategies…