April is financial literacy month, and it’s a great coincidence that this month is also the time when many people are planting seeds in the ground, hoping for a lush summer garden and dreaming of a huge fall harvest. Growing something large and beautiful from a small seed is a fantastic analogy for what you are planning for your future when you invest in yourself and share your knowledge with loved ones.
Growing your financial knowledge base can help you make better, more informed decisions. The more you know, the more you can grow – and I can assist with that in many ways. This week, markets again reached new heights, so now is a great time to plant some new seeds and watch what springs up. Let’s chat about your ideas.
Here are some insightful financial articles from the news this week, to pique your interest even more. Feel free to share with your network, and as always, reach out if there’s something you’d like to discuss.
Really? You’re Kidding. You Think Now’s The Time For Financial Literacy?
April 13, 2021
Whatever the world around you is like, it’s reassuring to count on yourself for making the best…
Are You Emotionally Ready to Retire? Eight Questions to Ask Yourself
April 13, 2021
Too many people leave work too early or too late. It doesn’t have to be this way…
5 common behavioral biases and how they lead investors to make bad decisions
April 12, 2021
These common cognitive biases can affect your relationship with money — and here’s what you can…
Ten Signs Things Are Getting Back to Normal, From ‘Friends’ to Full Middle Seats
April 10, 2021
There’s no question: We’re not out of the woods yet. But parts of prepandemic life are returning,…
More Retirement Savers May Be Able to Claim a $1,000 Tax Credit This Year
April 10, 2021
Retirement savers whose income took a hit during the pandemic may be able to get money to keep on saving thanks to a little-known tax credit…