Planning for retirement can be complex, but the 4% rule offers a straightforward framework to maintain financial stability in your golden years. What do you need to know? Find out here!

NVIDIA, a titan in the semiconductor industry known for its cutting-edge graphics processing units (GPUs), made headlines with its stock split announcement. This event, which took place in June 2024, involved a 10-for-1 stock split, a significant decision that has implications for investors, the market, and the company itself.

When diving into the world of finance and investment, one of the fundamental concepts you’ll encounter is the idea of a "stock." They are often talked about at cocktail parties and you hear stories about those who have made – or lost – fortunes.

But what exactly is a stock, and why is it so significant?

The markets had a strong start to 2024. Find out more about the economic outlook here.

This is the third case study in a series of three focused on charter schools providing retirement plan services to their employees as an employee benefit.

This is the second case study in a series of three focused on charter schools providing retirement plan services to their employees as an employee benefit.

This is the first case study in a series of three focused on charter schools providing retirement plan services to their employees as an employee benefit.

As we navigate the complexities of adulthood, there comes a time when we realize that managing our finances, taxes, and future planning requires more than just a DIY approach. In fact, it often necessitates the expertise of professionals who specialize in these areas. Enter the trio of indispensable professionals.

If you’re a parent, the question has probably crossed your mind, “If my child decides to go to college, how am I going to pay for my kid’s college?” The cost of college has skyrocketed leaving many parents with this daunting question.

One question we frequently get is “Do I qualify for Social Security as an educator?”. This article will shed some light on that question.