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A discrepancy in retirement savings by race is important to talk about because it sheds light on more than just money. The amount of money you have in your retirement savings account when you retire dictates how you can live in retirement – for example, whether you can afford life necessities or whether you’ll need… Continue reading Retirement Savings by Race

When petting and snuggling with your pup, you may notice a lump under the skin that’s a bit squishy. Upon investigation, you may also notice your dog isn’t whining or in pain. In this case, your dog may have a fatty tumor. That word is extremely frightening but before the waterworks start, it’s not always… Continue reading Herbs that Can Eliminate Fatty Tumors

The year 1986 was a pretty eventful one for women. The Oprah Winfrey Show debuted nationally in September of 1986. Whitney Houston’s “The Greatest Love of All” and Madonna’s “Papa Don’t Preach” were rocking the music charts. Strong women personas were featured on hit TV shows like Dynasty, Falcon Crest, Cagney and Lacey, and Murder, She Wrote. Unfortunately, 1986 was also… Continue reading Women Founded and Led Businesses are Creating Superior Returns for Investors

We get it. “Microblading” definitely doesn’t sound like something you’d want done on your eyebrows, or really anywhere near your face or body for that matter. But like many other cosmetic trends and procedures, the name is a lot more intimidating than the process. Of all the different cosmetic enhancements and procedures out there, microblading… Continue reading Your Microblading Need-to-Know

Just like you would follow a recipe for your family dinner, your pup will appreciate a home-cooked meal as well; probably even more than your kids. A raw diet for your pet is a commitment, especially if you’re preparing from scratch. Recipes to follow are super helpful and keeps the prep work and your dog’s… Continue reading 5 Simple Raw Dog Food Recipes

“Thank you, student loan, for getting me through college. I don’t think I’ll ever be able to repay you!” LOL! Hopefully, you’ve just bent over laughing at my super-hilarious opening line. In all seriousness, student loan debt is no joke. It’s a major source of stress for college graduates who are struggling to make ends… Continue reading A Guide To Refinancing Your Student Loan

To create, or not to crate? That is the question. If you’ve raised a dog before, you know the importance of utilizing a crate. From potty training to ensuring your house doesn’t get destroyed when you’re not home, I think you can guess my answer. If you’ve never had a dog, specifically a puppy, you… Continue reading Crate Training 101

Mapping out a retirement plan includes making sure your hard-earned assets are protected and invested toward your goals. For more peace of mind, you can also officially ensure your wealth goes to the people who you want it to go to – and the way you want it to go to them. One way to… Continue reading What is a Trust & How Do They Work?

One may be wondering with such low-interest rates, why aren’t more people buying than renting. According to The New York Times“Record-high home prices, record-low inventory and tightened borrowing criteria are being exacerbated by the pandemic.” While buying will cost you more upfront, it’s an investment and one that in the long run, is more affordable… Continue reading Tips for First Time Home Buyers

At the start of 2021, everyday “main street” investors were more powerful than Wall Street hedge fund investors (thanks Reddit). Similar to Wall Street hedge funds, the venture capital investment model is broken. Let me clarify; it’s not cracked, it’s broken. Why? Well, it’s an old model based on a “country club fraternity” mentality. First off,… Continue reading How Main Street Investors Are Disrupting the Venture Capital Community