Hello, my name is Rhonda. If you have financial goals, this blog can help you achieve them. A few years ago, I realized that I didn't have a good plan for my future and I wondered if my financial needs would be met after I retired from my job. I immediately started planning for my future by speaking with a financial advisor and I learned a wealth of information at our meetings. By following the recommendations of my advisor and by learning everything I could about finances and money, I now feel very secure about my future. If you need financial help for retirement planning, college savings or even for an emergency fund, you can get sound advice by reading my blog. I believe that by following a few basic strategies, everyone can meet their goals and be financially secure.
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Understanding the Benefits of Yearly Fixed Rate Mortgages 23 January 2025
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Understanding The Ins And Outs Of How Bail Bonds Work 24 April 2024
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Understanding the Benefits of Franchise Passive Investments 12 January 2024
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Byzantine Coins — Smart Ways To Invest In Them 17 April 2023
Top Strategies For Financial Security
3 Money Tips for the Recent College Grad
27 July 2015
Graduating college and getting your first job is very exciting. Many recent grads are making more money than they have ever in the past and might feel like they are on top of the world. However, if you are not careful, you can easily fall into debt and financial ruin. This is why it is important that as you graduate college and join the workforce that you have some healthy financial habits.
When Good Copper Recycling Goes Bad: Tips For Protecting Your Property From Copper Thieves
28 May 2015
Metal recycling is a profitable business, and because building materials such as copper wiring can bring profit up to $2.50 per pound, this metal is among the most sought after. Sadly, too much of today's recycled copper comes from construction sites and vacant homes where it was stolen for its recycle value, and the damage left behind can be devastating to the property owner. If you're building a home, or if you own a vacant home that's currently on or off the market, take steps to protect yourself from copper thieves.