Category Archives: Guest Blog

Considering Retiring Early Due To The Covid-19 Pandemic? Here’s What You Need To Know!

Guest blogger Nichole Coyle, CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™, talks about the different options you have if you are retiring early due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Whether you were laid off, furloughed, owned a business, your company downsized or shut down, or you decided it wasn’t worth risking your health, millions of Americans have had significant changes… (read more)

Different Student Loans & How They Affect Your Credit Score

Today, guest blogger Nichole Coyle, CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™, discusses different student loans and your credit score. Learn the different types and the effect they have on your credit. If you plan on going to college, make sure to research the type of student loans that are available. Figure out whip options might work best for… (read more)

How to Involve Your Teens in Financial Planning and Money: What You Should Be Talking About

Last week guest blogger Nichole Coyle shared some ideas on how to help your younger children (age 3-12) understand money, financial responsibility, savings, and more. This week, she’s sharing some ideas on how teaching your teen about money can help them succeed as they become an adult. If you read last week’s blog post, you… (read more)

How to Talk to Younger Kids (Ages 3-12) About Money

Today guest blogger Nichole Coyle, CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™, explores the importance of teaching younger children about financial planning and money to set them up for success as they become more independent. Learn the Value of Money Do your children ever receive money for their birthdays or other holidays? Or have you started some monetary reward… (read more)

7 Steps to Financial Freedom

In this blog post from guest blogger Nichole Coyle, CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™, she discusses how to pursue financial freedom. Read on to learn more. Finding Your Financial Freedom Financial freedom can mean something different to everyone.  For some, it may mean they are debt-free.  For another person, it could mean having enough set aside so… (read more)