Budget and expense management is often one of the most significant concerns for parents of loved ones with special needs, especially when you want to ensure the individual's independence and protect them from potential financial exploitation.
Whether you own your own business or are a hardworking individual, the endless sea of potential tax-saving strategies can be overwhelming. Paralysis by analysis sets in. Let's face it, managing a business or career, tending to family needs, and attempting to get a good night's sleep already fill your plate. Staying on top of ever changing tax regulations and how to realistically save for your retirement goals may feel like an unattainable and distant dream, but here is a simple guide to make it a reality.
Raising a child with special needs comes with unique challenges, especially when it comes to financial planning. It's essential for families to explore a combination of private and public resources to ensure financial security for themselves and their child's lifetime. In this blog post, we'll discuss strategies for balancing these resources effectively.
1 out of every 3 young adults say their parents were the biggest influence on their personal finance habits. This confirms that the younger generation is watching so it is safe to say, they may actually listen too!
Understanding SSI and SSDI, the implications for Medicaid, and the Medicare eligibility that comes with SSDI are vital for securing one's financial future.
Reviewing the progress and accomplishments of the past year is crucial for understanding our growth, refining our goals, and shaping our path forward. As we look back on some highlights of the last year, we find ourselves grateful for 2023 and everything it brought us.