Buying a vacation home feels glamorous and may even seem like a good long-term investment. However, purchasing a vacation home can be quite a process with many considerations to keep in mind. Here are just three of the many things you should consider before you make a purchase.

One thing we can be certain of in life is that change happens. Sound financial planning involves understanding the basic financial considerations arising from each of these major life events, whether expected or unplanned. This article highlights 5 of these life events and how they can impact your financial situation and financial plan.

Many people may tell you that buying a house is a good investment to build wealth—but is it, really?

Buying a house requires taking money out of your pocket for the initial purchase and an ongoing outlay of cash for property taxes, maintenance, insurance, and utilities, among others, for as long as you own the house. This article points out two additional, hidden, downsides of purchasing a house for investment purposes which you may wish to know before you decide to purchase your next investment property.

If you are applying for or renewing your mortgage, should you choose a fixed or variable rate mortgage? The current economic situation can play a role in your decision.

Yes. There is such thing as “good debt”—in fact, some types of debt can be advantageous if managed responsibly.