by Hannah Moore | Dec 20, 2022 | A Growing Family, Couples and Money, Established Career, Financial Planning, Financial Transitions, New to My Career
Sometimes, major purchases come in waves. Maybe your AC breaks and your car dies two weeks later. Or maybe you finally take the plunge and put a down payment on a house, and the next day a family member has a medical emergency, and you know big medical bills are...
by Hannah Moore | Nov 15, 2022 | Established Career, Financial Planning, New to My Career
What’s the best way to protect yourself financially when you make a large purchase? How can you determine whether it’s best to pay in cash or take out a loan? Most people don’t make big purchases very often, so when the time comes to think about buying a new car or...
by Hannah Moore | Oct 5, 2022 | Established Career, Financial Planning, New to My Career, Personal Finance
Do you ever feel like your finances are too complicated? If so, you’re not alone. Many of our Guiding Wealth clients are asking for simpler options and easier ways to manage their money. With everything going on right now, including inflation, political unrest, and...
by Hannah Moore | Sep 6, 2022 | Established Career, New to My Career, Personal Finance
When you hear the term “financial planning,” what comes to mind? Do you immediately picture meeting with a retirement planner and talking about your investment portfolio or estate plan? Those are two important aspects of financial planning, but they aren’t the only...
by Hannah Moore | Jun 6, 2022 | Established Career, Financial Planning, Goals, New to My Career, Personal Finance
Whether you’re just starting to manage your finances or you’ve had years of practice, it can be overwhelming to think about everything you “should be” keeping track of. Do you need to record every purchase, even if it’s just a gas station soda? Should you set up a...
by Hannah Moore | Mar 7, 2022 | Established Career, Financial Planning, Goals, New to My Career
Most millennials and members of Generation Z grew up hearing about traditional financial priorities: graduating college, getting a good job, buying a house, having children, and saving for retirement. But this cookie-cutter plan isn’t necessarily right for everyone,...