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2021, we made it! 2020 has sure taught us a lot – and currently we are all hoping that 2021 will be different! The second waves of Covid 19 are still causing a lot of fear and uncertainty – globally, and without certainty about a vaccine – and the effectivity[...]
December is winding down, and that means it’s time to think about resolutions for the upcoming year. After a year like 2020, financial resolutions are probably top of mind. The beginning of the year is the prime time to focus on what’s going on with your money. With the right plan[...]
After all of the challenges we faced in 2020, many of us are looking forward to getting back to some kind of “normal” in 2021. Not only did COVID-19 take a massive toll on our physical and emotional health, it dealt a mighty blow to the economy too. The U.S. had already been in[...]
With 2020 finally in the rearview mirror, Long Islanders who were hit hard financially by the COVID-19 pandemic are looking for ways to recover in the new year. And even if you didn't take a financial hit, you may be wondering how to prepare for whatever comes next. Here, Newsday[...]
The pandemic associated with COVID-19 has negatively affected tens of thousands of Canadians physically and mentally, but many more have been affected financially. Whether due to reduced work hours, a complete loss of job opportunities or one’s small business being permanently closed, the financial devastation is very real for many[...]
It's been a challenging year, but there's still time to strengthen your financial situation heading into 2021. In conversations with clients, I'm advising them to review household budgets, set goals for the near- and long-term, and keep investing. Also, if you're in the position to do so, consider ways to[...]
It’s pretty fair to say that nobody could have anticipated the events of this year to provide financial tips for 2020 that would have all families covered. From a global pandemic to a nationwide lockdown to mass demonstrations supporting anti-racism and social justice, a lot of us are experiencing a tumultuous and[...]
Even if you’re lukewarm about New Year’s resolutions (Kondo-ing your house may seem so 2019), now is an opportune time to give some thought to what you would like to save for, pay off or invest in this year. After all, that trip to Rome won’t magically fund itself. We may be[...]
As we make our way into 2020, it’s important to have solid money goals in place. Hear from our 30 experts and get a clear vision for your finances. We’re well into the new year, and it’s time to take charge of your financial life. The best way to start[...]
So, you’ve packed away the Christmas tree, put away the good silverware and finally taken the time to think about where you are headed financially for 2020. If, like many at this time of year, you find yourself with no savings, a credit card debt and no idea where your[...]
Most of us make poor financial decisions. We might take a trip we can't really afford, or repeatedly eat lunch out when our budget calls for brown-bagging it. Making small, incremental changes can have a major effect on your finances. Your finances are generally a series of little choices that[...]
Have you made any resolutions for New Year’s? One of the most common topics for resolutions is money. If you need some ideas, here are twenty to consider for 2020: 1) Track your spending. People are often shocked when they see where their money is actually going. Start by looking at your[...]