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If you’re a veteran or an active-duty soldier or a surviving spouse, you might have access to a very useful tool in purchasing a home: the VA home loan. This residential loan program, which is guaranteed by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, attempts to make homeownership somewhat attainable to those who have served in […]

Retirement isn’t just about playing bingo and perfecting your golf swing – it’s your well-deserved chance to kick back and have fun without fretting over next month’s bills. Financial freedom in retirement means your cash is working as hard for you as you did for it, letting you enjoy life without depending entirely on Social […]

Let’s face it; fundraising is not everybody’s cup of tea – the increasing competitiveness in the startup industry has made investors very choosy regarding whom they collaborate with and invest their money.  Interestingly, this is where fundraising consultants for small nonprofits and big businesses come into the picture. These professionals are experts at delivering the […]

This is a subject that I think about in my own retirement years. With those thoughts in mind, I was driving home the other day. It was a warm summer’s day, and just getting into the car, I was drawn back to the road and the simple beauty of the sound of the approaching car. […]

Personal finance can be complicated. There’s budgeting, saving, credit cards, investments, loans, retirement plans, insurance – that’s a lot to think about! And even before the COVID-19 pandemic struck, money was tight for many.  According to the Federal Reserve, 39 percent of American adults wouldn’t be able to cover a $400 emergency with cash, savings, or a […]