This week’s top reads collection has something for everyone – from startups to retirement planning. In the personal finance section, Michael F Kay shares how asking good questions can help us work through the bugs in our financial lives, Andreas Coombes shares interesting study results about retirement, and Ben Carlson Read more…
This week’s top reads articles have a sharp focus on the realities of retiring. In the personal finance section, Bob Seawright discusses the importance of listening to our loved ones’ financial advice as we age, Jeff Bush shares how to transition mentally into the retirement phase of your life, and Read more…
This week’s top reads articles are all about challenges and strategies to help you work through them. In the personal finance section: Carl Richards provides three ways you can protect your most valuable investment, Tim Maurer suggests 10 places to put your extra dollars and Mark Miller shares data from Read more…
With even the youngest Baby Boomers entering their mid-fifties and the oldest entering their mid-seventies, Baby Boomer retirement is a popular topic in financial circles today. However, for the Baby Boomers who are LGBT, retirement often looks different than the picture of that straight, white couple walking their golden retriever Read more…
This week’s top reads dive deep into our drive to save money and how becoming consumed by that can take its toll, leaving us wealthier, not happier. The personal finance section includes a comprehensive article on retirement and why we delay, histories of misers and the fortunes they left behind Read more…
This week’s top reads articles are on the subject of talking about money – with our children, our aging parents, and our spouses. Money is an important topic, one that is often met with conflict and difference of opinions between loved ones. The articles below will help you to navigate Read more…
This week’s top reads are all about financial lessons, and Raghav has sourced interesting articles to intrigue and inspire you. Whether you’re saving for retirement, trying to find better ways to work by learning from others, or hoping to sell your business, you’ll find some good takeaways from the articles Read more…
Whether you plan to retire at 55 or 75, the decade leading up to retirement is a critical investing and decision-making time. Lifestyle and portfolio choices made during these ten years determine how much financial comfort, personal fulfillment, leisure time and the possible “second acts” (whether that means continuing to Read more…
This week’s top reads are about retirement planning. Raghav has sourced articles about entering retirement with insufficient savings, tools to keep you happy in your golden years, and tips for entrepreneurs to consider when planning for retirement. For more articles like this, check out Raghav’s two previous Top Reads articles Read more…
Women face several gender-specific obstacles when it comes to money. They may earn less than male peers (and thus have less available to save). Women typically live longer than men (meaning what they do save must stretch further). And they’re more likely than male counterparts to pause or curb careers Read more…
With mother’s day on the horizon (May 13th – but you knew that, right?) this week’s top reads are all about women and money. Of particular interest is the gender gap, which continues to close, however the repercussions of this gap and the common challenges women face in retirement are Read more…
This week, Raghav’s top reads features articles about relationships and retirement. If you’re wondering how to decide who will retire first in your family or if you’re starting to experience health issues and are thinking about exiting the workforce earlier than anticipated in your financial plan, the Personal Finance articles Read more…
How do you choose between a traditional 401k or Roth 401k? And what should you do if you want a Roth 401k but your employer doesn’t offer one?
You’ve taken a huge step, so give yourself a hearty round of applause. But before you stuff that document into your file cabinet, you should know what NOT to do if you want your financial peace of mind to last.
With nearly $1 trillion in disposable income, the LGBT community can and should be doing better. Here’s how and here’s why that matters.
This week Raghav has a lineup of great material for entrepreneurs. If you plan to sell your business for retirement (or haven’t planned much for retirement at all), you will likely find the articles below useful. Other topics addressed this week include getting comfortable with failure, working through the difficulties Read more…
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As always, retirement is an important topic of discussion at GuideVine. This week, we look at the particular retirement challenges facing entrepreneurs and women, specifically. For great career advice from one of the most liked CEOs or to find out what is involved when becoming a volunteer board member for Read more…
GuideVine celebrates financial planning month. Here’s why we believe GuideVine is the premiere resource for finding the right financial planner for your needs.
Raghav has once again compiled a diverse list of reading materials for you this week, and you’ll especially enjoy them if you like lists! We have a list of tips for allocating your money and planning retirement, a list of ways to maximize your productivity and a list of ways Read more…
For grandparents who want to help with education funding, this other, decidedly less joyful aspect of schooling, the possibilities are many.
Learn more about impact investing and how it can send a message to publicly traded corporations that you're interested in being globally and socially responsible, not just dividends.
Here are some of the best financial lessons you can learn from the Women of Westeros.
Generation X is no different. In fact, 45 percent of Generation X would prefer to wait to think about retirement planning until they get closer to retirement. Considering many Gen X’ers were victims of the financial crisis, either with job loss or real estate devaluation, planning needs to begin today.