We finish our list of common phrases you may find in the fine print that should cause you to pause. We all want a good deal, but at what cost? Know your way around the fine print, proceed with caution. MANDATORY ARBITRATION: If a product injures you or you feel misled, you cannot sue inContinue reading “The Fine Print: Proceed with Caution Part 3”
Monthly Archives: April 2021
The Fine Print: Proceed with Caution Part 2
We continue our list of common phrases you may find in the fine print that should cause you to pause. What is the cost of a good deal? Know your way around the fine print, proceed with caution. THIRD-PARTY: This can mean you and your data are being sold to other companies for marketing purposesContinue reading “The Fine Print: Proceed with Caution Part 2”
The Fine Print: Proceed with Caution Part 1
Here is a list of common phrases you may find in the fine print that should cause you to pause and proceed with caution. Obviously, the guarantee for a $75 DVD player that is economically easy to replace, isn’t as important as an extended used car warranty or a home service contract; but it’s goodContinue reading “The Fine Print: Proceed with Caution Part 1”
Financial Literacy and Your Clients
April is National Financial Literacy Month when we urge individuals to take steps to better their financial situations. It is impossible to overstate the importance of financial literacy and your clients. The COVID-19 pandemic continues to put a financial strain on many families. These family’s financial futures are facing uncertainty across the country. We remainContinue reading “Financial Literacy and Your Clients”
GRAY DIVORCE
Gray Divorce refers to an increasing divorce group that involves older couples who have been married 20-30+ years. This is becoming a common occurrence as boomers age and their offspring settle out on their own. Because the stigma of divorce has greatly diminished and older couples no longer have an obligation to young children, manyContinue reading “GRAY DIVORCE”