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2020 has been an unprecedented year for America and its economy. The Coronavirus has cost 154,000 American lives and caused the deepest recession since World War II. What does that mean for investors going forward?
With the Coronavirus forcing colleges to move to online learning, it might be the time for students to take a gap year. Is this a financially viable option?
The Payroll Protection Program has helped countless small business owners across the country. But the rules on loan forgiveness recently changed, making it easier for small businesses to get PPP loans forgiven.
If your family is hurting financially, there’s no time like the present to dive in and have important family discussions about money and moving forward.
Despite the widespread use of the Payroll Protection Program (PPP), many small business owners have expressed frustration at the lack of information available on loan forgiveness. On June 1, Sam Boyd, CFP led a webinar on the steps small business owners can take to get their PPP loans forgiven.
These are uncertain times, and we’ve all got to do the best we can to make it through — thankfully there are steps we can all take to ensure our finances and our retirement accounts stay healthy through this downturn.