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Getting Creative with Financial Literacy
In this day and age, the idea of teaching your child how to balance a checkbook is outdated. The next generation will live in an entirely digital world. Check out these creative tips to make financial literacy fun!
City of Tacoma Employees: Buy-Up Long-Term Disability Insurance Benefit
Starting Monday, January 11 through Friday, January 29, eligible City of Tacoma employees have an opportunity to buy affordable additional long-term disability insurance coverage through the City. While this benefit may not sound too exciting, it represents essential insurance coverage that you should consider.
Think Twice Before Moving Into Your Rental To Avoid Taxes
You may have heard that you can move back into your rental for two years to avoid paying capital gains taxes when you sell. It’s a common misconception – find out what the rules really say.
How Kids, Teens, and Parents Can Be Financially Smart—Together!
Why is it that when the words “children” and “finances” are mentioned in the same sentence, parents brace themselves like they are about to hear the punchline to a really bad joke? Well, it may be because children and finances are often characterized as two major topics that can cause stress and frustration. Here are some activities that can be done together that can be fun and satisfying for the whole family.
How to Help Your Adult Children Who Are Struggling Financially
COVID-19 has impacted jobs across all sectors. If you’re considering helping out your children who have been impacted, check out these suggestions.
Dementia – An Unpleasant Topic Everyone Should Plan For
The idea of losing ourselves to dementia is a distressing prospect that people often don’t like to consider, let alone plan for. Being prepared can reduce some stress during an already very difficult time.
