Whether you are wondering how to retire early or just looking for a quick read on inflation, the Practical Financial Planning Blog has those answers and more. Read any of our articles here.
Coving some of your adult children's expenses is part of being a parent but what happens when it becomes too much? Read more about easing them off here.
The election will always have some sort of effect on the stock market but those signals may not be as powerful as you think. Read more about the election here.
A morning routine is your first opportunity to establish a positive basis for the rest of your day. Read how 4 entrepreneurs achieved success with their routine here.
While you can be your own financial planner, sometimes our time is better spent on our own functions. Learn how a financial advisor can benefit you here.
Some of the easiest avenues to save money on are ones that taste better. Read how you can save money and time on your food expenses here.
Every day skills such as balancing a checkbook are generally not taught in high schools. Read about 6 financial lessons they should have taught us in school here.
Retirement is already stressful enough, the best thing you can do for yourself before you retire, is to simplify your finances. Read more here.
It pays to be persistent in your health insurance claim. Don't let Insurers take advantage of your finances. Learn how to protect your finances from Insurers here.
Before you tie the knot, consider how your finances will be as intertwined and discuss your financial goals. Learn how to communicate your finances with your partner here.
Financial Therapy differs from Financial Advice in a few core ways. While most people could benefit from Financial Advice few may need Financial Therapy.
If you have inherited an IRA from the unfortunate passing of a loved one there are steps that you need to take. Read about how to manage an IRA here.
Your child's first year in college is a bittersweet moment. It's important that you support them but equally important that they are familiar with financial responsibility.
After graduating from school investing is the last thing on the minds of young adults. But it's the best time to start. Learn how to get started investing here.
A credit card can be a vice that is the source of constant stress and anxiety. Read about our 5 Habits of Successful Credit Card Holders to avoid the pitfalls here.
For most people, our bank account and retirement funds are not infinite pools of money. Read about how you can make your money last in retirement here.
The Behaviour Gap can account for financial crisis but it does not have to account for you. Read about how The Behavior Gap Affects Your Investments here.
Losing your job is not something you can predict but it's something you can be prepared for. Read about how to stay financially secure after losing your job here.
You don't have to sacrifice your big plans because of the pandemic but you do need to adapt. Learn about how you can still succeed here.
The pandemic has had a substantial effect on retirement accounts. New legislation has been proposed to aid. Read more about the new rules here.
Unexpected increases in our tax bill are an annoying but manageable issue in our finances. Learn about how you can reduce your hefty tax bill here.