A question that many financial planners get is: do I have enough to retire? In the past, this was an easy calculation, and you would get a defined benefit
Target date funds have become very popular in corporate 401(k) retirement plans. Employers began adopting target-date funds with greater regularity after
Increasingly tech start-up companies are moving to Texas to take advantage of lower taxes and a more favorable business climate. With these moves, high-tech
Despite the importance of teachers in Texas educating, mentoring, and nurturing our children, we are not preparing them enough for retirement. A recent 2020
An increasing number of studies look at the Return on Investment or ROI of a college education. The ROI is essentially the cost of attendance divided by what
It might be shocking to many parents with children that are college-bound the differences in the cost of attending college. However, what you see on the website
As we know, 529 college savings plans are an excellent way for a parent to set money aside to pay for their child’s education. Grandparents also want to do what
It’s been a long time since investors have had to worry about inflation. Now it’s making headlines because prices are rising faster than expected. In this video
Robo advisors were forecast to become a $1.4 trillion worth industry in 2020, jumping by 47% yearly.1 By 2023, assets managed by Robo advisors are expected to
While owning a home is the quintessential American dream, not everyone can purchase a home when they desire. If you’re fresh out of school with a boatload of
One of the most important decisions to make before retiring is whether you want to take your corporate pension as a lump sum or monthly annuity payments spread
