Money
Four Questions Every Entrepreneur Should Ask Themselves
Nearly 40 percent of Americans have a side business in addition to their full-time job, and just more than 30 percent are fully self-employed with that number rising. Before you start a new business there are four questions that every entrepreneur should ask:
How do I make money? This question should be asked throughout the business’ lifecycle, and...
Charitable Giving: Finding Purpose in Your Finances
The month of November is full of opportunities to give thanks and give back. With Thanksgiving and National Philanthropy Day (on Nov. 15), it’s the perfect time to help those in need. Whether you support charities throughout the year, want to give to a cause for the first time, or are considering it as part of your holiday giving, charitable giving doesn’t need to be stressful or intimidating. Whether you give a little or a lot, you can find purpose and meaning in helping others or supporting your chosen cause.
Financial Planning: Teaching Children About Finances
In this five-part series, Merrill Edge answers your pressing questions about financial planning. Read on for Part 3.
Raising financially savvy children involves teaching them a variety of aspects from budgeting to planning, earning and saving. Besides giving them an understanding of the value of a dollar, teaching children about fiscal responsibility helps...
Financial Planning 101: Part 2
In this five-part series, Merrill Edge answers your pressing questions about financial planning. Read on for Part 2 about millennials’ saving habits.
Are millennials’ saving habits the same way as those of older generations?
We’re seeing a correlation between how Phoenix-area millennials and millennials nationwide are saving for the future, and it...
6 Reasons Millennials Need Estate Planning
Before heading off to Bangladesh,biking across Spain, hiking the Inca Trail, or any other adventure travel, millennials should act to protect and preserve their estate. Many think that estate planning is for those in their 30s and 40s with young children or for those with significant bank account assets. Everyone needs estate planning, however. Young or old. With significant dollars in savings and without.
