In honor of National Preparedness Month, we are kicking off a three-part series to help churches and ministries learn how to be better prepared. This…

Most consumers deposit their cash into a checking and/or savings account, where the money earns very little, if any, return. But you don't have to…

Marriage. Birth. Death. Retirement. Have you experienced any of these major life events recently? If so, your current beneficiary choices — who will inherit your…

Where would you like to be financially by this time next year? One of the biggest obstacles to financial freedom is a simple lack of…

Eighteen years from now, it’s estimated that the average cost for a four-year college education at a public institution will have increased from approximately $37,000…

On Thursday, October 3, 1942, President Franklin D. Roosevelt formed the Office of Economic Stabilization, designed to keep the country strong by controlling inflation during…

With the holiday season upon us, it’s easy to become distracted from important year-end tax and administrative responsibilities. In the video below, Dr. Richard Hammar,…

Recent stock market growth has led to significant appreciation of stocks, creating a prime gifting opportunity. However, not all giving methods offer the same impact.…

Many investors rely on a fixed income while juggling fluctuating interest rates. Due to the current low interest rate environment, this can prove to be…

In an effort to save on taxes during retirement, more people are choosing Roth IRAs for their unique tax benefits. Let's look at six reasons…