Tag: wealth management

Not everyone is born with the ability to handle their finances. There are many influencing factors that will determine how a person approaches the money they have access to in their lives — whether their parents taught them, their ability to understand money, bills and budgeting, and access to enough money to be stable, etc. And that’s before we discuss things like ADHD, which impacts a person’s ability to stay on top of money matters, something a lot of people who have been diagnosed understand.

Most wealth isn’t built through dramatic wins or headline-grabbing moves. It’s built quietly. Slowly. In ways that rarely make for exciting dinner conversation. And that’s good news, because it means you don’t need to outsmart the market or chase the next big thing. You just need habits that work for you even when life gets busy, boring, or a bit chaotic. 

Investing in real estate is often held up as one of the gold standard ways to make money from your money, so it is not surprising that more and more of us are choosing to invest in bricks and mortar, and yes, it really can be a strong, stable form of investment…if you do it right. 

Going through a divorce is one of the trickiest things you’ll face, only made more so if you have children. You are trying to navigate your own feelings, sort things like finding the best divorce lawyer (such as Nexus Family Law Group, P.C), while also ensuring your child is alright. Adults might have the tools and perspective to process what’s going on, but it’s much harder for kids who don’t understand what is happening and why. As their parents, you need to guide them through it honestly and with stability. In this article we take a look at some top tips on how you can guide your child through your divorce and help them feel the best about it as they can. 

Household financial risks come in all shapes and sizes. Most families actually overlook most of them until they come crashing into their world! So what are some of the ones to look out for? From not holding the right insurance policies to ignoring your credit score, here are a few.

Are you considering moving abroad? As exciting as it can feel in the initial stages, it’s also a big task to take on. It’s not something you can do on a whim, because you need to make sure that you have all of the paperwork in order and that it’s the right decision for you. But if you’re considering doing it, you’ll find that these tips support you along the way. 

Buying a car for the first-time is one of the more exciting experiences you can ever go through. But, that doesn’t mean just rushing into it and getting a car. You’ll need to keep more than a few things in mind for once you’re actually behind the wheel.

Buying a car for the first-time is one of the more exciting experiences you can ever go through. But, that doesn’t mean just rushing into it and getting a car. You’ll need to keep more than a few things in mind for once you’re actually behind the wheel.

Happy employees are productive employees. When people feel supported and valued, they perform better, they stay with you longer, and they contribute more to the success of the company.

If you have a property that has been sitting on the market for longer than the average selling time, it’s not just bad luck, there are probably roadblocks putting people off and causing your property to languish on the market unsold. And there are multiple reasons why this could be happening. From incorrect pricing (pricing that is too high causes property to take twice as long to sell) to overlooked repairs, not paying attention to staging, or even complex issues or legal framework that are instant red flags.

Buying a new car is exciting, but it’s also a big decision that requires some careful thought. With so many models and options available, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. While it might be tempting to choose a car based on looks or brand, it’s important to take a step back and think about what you actually need. From ensuring your new car fits into your budget to considering long-term costs, each decision will play a role in your overall satisfaction.

Happy employees are productive employees. When people feel supported and valued, they perform better, they stay with you longer, and they contribute more to the success of the company.

Coping with the passing of a loved one is a significant challenge. Not only do you have to deal with the emotional weight of losing them, but there will also likely be a great deal of paperwork and complex legal matters to manage. You might think that organizing the handover of a small estate would be relatively straightforward, but things can easily get confusing.

Ever looked at the numbers at the end of the quarter and wondered where all the money went? Everything felt steady, maybe even productive, but somehow, profits barely moved—or worse, dropped. In this blog, we will share the mistakes businesses often overlook, the ones that quietly chip away at margins and leave owners wondering what went wrong.

As a global investor, it’s always important to be aware of what the risks are when investing your money. Investing in your native country might be easy enough. However, when you begin to expand your efforts overseas, that’s where it can become a little trickier to navigate.