Newsletter Thursday, November 7
How To Set Up A Debt Plan & Stick To It

Key takeaways A comprehensive debt payoff plan organizes your payments into a structured, consistent routine based on your needs and budget. Several good strategies such as the debt snowball and debt avalanche can help prioritize which balances to pay off first and systematically knock them out one by one. Tracking…

Read the NYT’s postelection memo urging an ‘unflinching’ approach to intimidation

New York Times leaders urged the newsroom to be “unflinching” in its coverage after Trump’s election win.Trump has vowed to go after the media if he won a second term.The Times has faced criticism for not being tough enough on Trump. The New York Times urged its newsroom on Wednesday to be open-minded, fair, and “unflinching” in its coverage after former President Donald Trump’s stunning election victory.”We are likely entering a period of change and…

Personal Finance

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Life Insurance or 529 for College Savings?

Key takeaways A 529 plan allows for tax-free growth on contributions when used for qualified education expenses like tuition, room and board and more. Many states also provide additional tax benefits on contributions. While not designed primarily for education, permanent life insurance builds cash value that can be used for…

Business

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What is a UCC filing?

CONTENT DRAFT A Universal Commercial Code (UCC) filing is a document that lenders use to secure their business loans through access to borrower assets. This establishes the lender’s authority to seize property from the borrower should they fail to pay off the loan. UCC filings are public and allow other…

Investing

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Do You Need A Financial Advisor As A Small Business Owner?

If you run a small business, there’s already a lot on your plate. You’re in charge of managing employees, overseeing marketing campaigns and delivering services to your customers. But who keeps an eye on your company’s finances? You might have a CPA or accountant you call during tax time, but…