Financial Guide

Financial fidelity is the backbone of any healthy marital or partnership relationship. Like emotional trust, the trust we place in our partner’s financial decisions significantly affects the overall health of our relationship. When that trust is broken, the effects can be lasting and deeply damaging. In her years at Fidelity, advanced planner Kelly Quinlan has encountered myriad cases of couples in financial distress. “Every relationship is different,” Quinlan notes. But certain phrases echo across these experiences, like: ‘My wife doesn’t know about this account,’ or ‘We manage our finances separately,…

Introduction In today’s ever-changing financial landscape, retail investors are constantly seeking safe and stable investment options to diversify their portfolios. Money market funds have become an increasingly popular choice due to their low-risk nature and relatively stable returns. In this blog post, we’ll provide an introduction to money market funds, discuss how retail investors can buy them, and review the top 3 brokers for purchasing these funds. Understanding Money Market Funds Money market funds are a type of mutual fund that invests in short-term, high-quality debt instruments such as Treasury…

When it comes to understanding your finances after college, it can feel like a daunting task. With student debt, credit scores, budgeting, investing and retirement planning, there’s a lot to consider. That’s why we’ve created this financial guide on what to do after college. We’ll cover everything from understanding your company’s benefits to budgeting and investing to building credit after college – so you can get a jumpstart on your financial journey. To begin, it’s important to understand your company’s benefits. Many employers offer benefits such as 401(k)s, health savings…