The saying that youth is wasted on the young may be especially true when it comes to saving for retirement. People make a lot of financial mistakes when they are young.…
Millennials are taking their role as the next generation of homebuyers seriously, with one-third of them (33%) planning to purchase a home within the next four to five years, according…
Four community-focused organizations are launching a program to rescue Maricopa County residents struggling to pay off high cost title loans and help put them on a path to healthy credit…
Whether you’re starting a new business, or growing one, you will turn a corner where funding the venture from your savings account is no longer an option. So where do…
According to a recent survey from GoBankingRates.com, one in three Americans have no retirement savings, while only 56% have less than $10,000 saved. What many don’t know, and something local…
Travel is a rite of passage for retirees who have outgrown the trappings of work or childrearing and have built up a nest egg to take on those travel experiences…
Planning for a vacation can be an enjoyable process, but oftentimes even the most successful travelers may overlook their vacation budget. Setting money aside before leaving home – or even…
AFR Wholesale, a division of American Financial Resources, Inc., announced the opening of its first regional office, located in Scottsdale. AFR Wholesale, the wholesale/correspondent division of American Financial Resources, Inc.,…
Confronting debt may be something many Americans resolve to do in 2017, especially after the holidays. When tackling post-holiday debt Americans should consider laying out a clear, coherent plan –…
To cut down on costs, many parents have been moving in with their adult children. And as children start to cover healthcare and living costs for their parents, many are…
Dale A. Walters, a CPA who is one of the leaders at KeatsConnelly, offers these tax tips for 2017: 1. Be aware that a number of tax forms have new…
With the U.S. Department of Education reporting that more than 40 percent of all borrowers are late or in default, it’s no wonder fake or unethical student debt relief companies…
