How Much Money Will You Need to Retire?
If you Google “How much money do you need to retire?”, you’ll get a host of retirement calculators that promise to deliver your own personal retirement “number”. While many of …
The Hidden Problems With Being Underinsured
In 2018, over 28 million Americans were uninsured.1 The American healthcare system is difficult to navigate, and healthcare is notoriously expensive – even for those with health insurance. Although policy changes …
COVID got you down? Talk to a Certified Financial Counselor for free!
AFCPE®, the Wells Fargo Foundation and Yellow Ribbon Network launch free virtual financial counseling and coaching initiative. AFCPE® certified financial counselors and coaches are now offering unbiased and fully confidential …
Working to prevent financial exploitation
Conscious Impact Financial Planning is thrilled to announce that we are one of the financial advisory firms that @AARP has recognized with the #BankSafe Trained Seal for the steps we have …
5 Things to Look for When Choosing a Life Insurance Policy
Choosing the right life insurance policy means striking a balance between what you’re able to pay today and what you want to leave your loved ones later down the line. …
Roth Conversions: What You Need to Know
When opening a retirement savings account, you’re typically presented with the option of choosing between a traditional or Roth IRA. While you may have stuck with a traditional IRA for …
6 Common Financial Stress Triggers and How to Overcome Them
As companies continue to navigate the uncertainties that have come with the coronavirus pandemic and employees figure out their day-to-day routine, financial stress triggers are bound to occur. While feelings …
Getting Married? 5 Financial Considerations to Discuss With Your Partner First
Between popping the question and saying “I do,” you and your partner have plenty to plan. And while it’s not as fun as cake tasting, you’ll want to sit down …
What is Lifestyle Creep + 4 Ways to Avoid it
Lifestyle creep is something that’s simple to define, easy to see, yet hard to avoid. Especially prevalent amongst young professionals, lifestyle creep is a hurdle many face in saving for …
Some CARES Act Benefits Have Ended. Now What?
Since mid-March, the CARES Act has provided benefits to individuals out of work, struggling business owners and more. As of July 31, many of these additional benefits have expired, leaving …