Investing 101: Compound Interest

Compound interest might sound complex, but it’s actually based on a very simple principle: earning interest on your interest. Here’s a clear and simplified way of understanding this important concept. Imagine you save some money, let’s say $100, which grows at 10% annually. At the end of the first year, you earn 10% interest on […]

Why Your College Student May Need a Healthcare Proxy

When it’s time to send our children to college, there’s a lot to think about—securing financial aid, moving their stuff, finding them a place to live. It’s easy to see how you might overlook their health. Once your child turns 18, they have the right to medical privacy. That means if they’re incapacitated and hospitalized, […]

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