Get More from Your Credit Score In today’s world, there are dozens of numerical expressions that make up one’s financial life. Credit scores are one example of those digital expressions, and are used to assess a person’s financial responsibility. It is widely understood that this…
Olympic Overlap The 2018 Winter Olympics are officially upon us! This year’s festivities are being held in PyeongChang, South Korea and began (last night) with figure skating and will further kick off with the opening ceremony today. While these upcoming competitions may vary widely with…
As we enjoy the final days of 2017, we thought we’d reflect on some of the best pieces from TheLiveBigWay® Digest over the past year. In this edition of the Digest, we share a list of the most popular posts in each of our five…
Estate Planning for Animal Lovers When thinking about estate planning, many topics come to mind – like, what property, houses, and cars you own, who will handle the distribution of your assets, and how you will care for your children, grandchildren, and other loved ones….
Medicare: Making Enrollment Make Sense While one’s 65th birthday no longer signifies reaching the “Full Retirement Age” milestone for Social Security retirement benefits, turning 65 still has a unique perk – gaining eligibility for Medicare. Being eligible for the program, however, doesn’t mean that it’s…
A Practical Approach to Cash Flow Complexities When life happens, the financial aspects of figuring out what to do next can make taking that next step an overwhelming task. Using policies to manage cash flow on an ongoing basis removes the budgetary uncertainties and clarifies…
Employee Stock Options: Simplified Chances are you have had stock options at one point or another or know someone who has. The term ‘stock options’ refers to company stock incentives offered to company employees. The stock incentives may come in many different shapes and sizes…