Appreciating the Multi-Generational Workplace

Erin Hunt July 19, 2017 9

As people live longer and work longer, there are more generations working together than ever before. The more we enjoy each other’s strengths and differences, the better suited we are to effectively work together. (more…)

Recent Grad Guide: How to Dress for the Office

NeAndre Broussard June 7, 2017 5

Your hard work and years of education have finally paid off! You received your first job offer and happily signed the dotted line to become a part of the “Real World.” Now that you are ready to begin your career, keep in mind that you should look the part. When it comes to dressing for the workplace, there are typically three style personas: The Classic, The Trendsetter, The Blissfully Ignorant.

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What I Want My Best Friend to Know about Life Insurance

Jessica Blumberg March 29, 2017 13

I work in the life insurance industry and I am passionate about educating others about it. For many, life insurance is not the most appealing thing to talk about—go figure. And it’s never too early to plan ahead. Here’s what I recently wrote to my best friend. (more…)

Q&A with Retirement Expert Tom Hegna

IALC November 1, 2016 2

We recently interviewed retirement expert, Tom Hegna, and asked him some of the most commonly posed retirement questions. Here’s what he had to say. (more…)

How to Build Good Credit

Allegra Signorino August 22, 2016 6

I had a bit of a scare last week with my card when my mobile financial management app emailed me to tell me I had used 40% of my credit on my credit card. I thought this was fine since I would be paying off the full balance at the end of the month, but apparently if you charge more than 30% of your credit limit on any of your cards, it can negatively affect your credit! Who knew? I certainly didn’t.

This made me curious about what else could affect your credit. Other things that I found could hurt your credit are: (more…)