Staying focused amidst uncertainty can help you reach your future financial goals.
Today’s the perfect time to make the next right step toward your long-term financial goals.
If you have someone in your life with college ambitions, let’s talk about saving strategies.
From the classic piggy bank to dedicated savings accounts, here are some tips for teaching your kids or grandkids the value of a dollar.
TIME.COM
Why Parents Should Start Small When Teaching Their Kids About Saving
Wishing you a safe, fun and relaxing Labor Day!
College students and young adults are increasingly concerned about their financial future – and the impact the pandemic may have. If there’s a young adult in your life who could use financial guidance, let’s connect.
CNBC.COM
Due to pandemic, more than 13 million college students are worried about their financial future: study
Work toward your financial goals with personalized advice you can trust, and online tools to track your progress.
Working toward your long-term financial goals starts with making the next right move.
Why worry about tomorrow when you can plan for it? Personal financial advice can help.
Communication within families goes a long way helping prevent financial concerns. For your will or estate, sharing your plan – even at a high level – with your family can prevent future conflict.
CNBC.COM
What to tell your adult kids when planning your estate
Keep an eye on the future with financial advice, focused on you.
Passing down your financial wisdom can be an enduring gift. What’s one tip you’d share with future generations?
FORBES.COM
Best Ways For Grandparents To Teach Grandkids About Money
Working toward your long-term financial goals starts with making the next right move.
Happy Thanksgiving! While 2020 has been a challenging year, it’s also shown us how much we still have to be grateful for. What are you thankful for?
Holiday shopping can be a great opportunity to teach children about saving money for gifts and other financial goals.
How will you give back this holiday season?
It can be a tough balance to strike – providing for your children while also assisting in their journey to financial independence. Here are some tips on helping them navigate their road to self-sufficiency.
KIPLINGER.COM
How to Not Financially Paralyze Your Children | Kiplinger
Give a gift that can make a difference long into the life of a child – a head start on growing their finances.
MONEY.USNEWS.COM
8 Great Financial Gifts for Kids
Debt, caregiving, and other financial stresses heavily impact Gen Xers, according to recent studies. Together, we can work towards a more confident financial future – no matter what generation you fall in.
FORBES.COM
Why Gen Xers Are Way More Worried About Money Than Boomers
A new year brings new opportunities. While you check progress toward your current goals consider setting new ones, too.
One of the best ways to teach kids about money is to involve them in financial discussions and decisions. How often do you talk to your kids about money?
AMERIPRISE.COM
Kids and money: 6 money management tips
While kids can learn many beneficial financial lessons from their parents, they can also absorb negative ones. Consider these common family money mistakes and how to avoid them.
HUFFPOST.COM
12 Money Mistakes You're Teaching Your Kids
From Monopoly to Financial Football, these online and board games can help teach your kids basic money management. What games would you add to the list?
CNBC.COM
Want a fun way to teach your kids about money? Try these games
Kindness and helping others are more important than ever. How do you plan to observe #randomactsofkindness day?
What future goal are you saving for? #AmericaSavesWeek
Today, on the last official day of #BlackHistoryMonth, we are so proud to be a part of a firm who has established a specific Black Empowerment Advisor Community Network. The network provides a platform to connect, learn and grow with one another while championing important issues, such as talent development and financial literacy among the Black community.
Reserve one day a week for free family fun. Cook at home and plan free activities like a game or movie night. #AmericaSavesWeek
It’s the first #FemaleFriday of #WomensHistoryMonth. And we could not be prouder to be an all-female, all CFP® professional team. Cheers to all of our fellow women, past and present!
Today is #ReadAcrossAmerica Day. We are avid readers at LaunchPoint Wealth Advisors and would love to know, what is your favorite book? Here are some of ours from 2020!
Laura: “Maybe You Should Talk to Someone” -Lori Gottlieb
Heather: “Feast Your Eyes” – Myla Goldberg
Andee: “Atomic Habits” -James Clear
Many employers will match a certain amount of what you save in a retirement plan. If you don’t maximize the match, you're leaving money on the table. #AmericaSavesWeek
To start increasing your savings, review what you’re currently spending and consider options for cutting back. #AmericaSavesWeek
And just like that, it's Spring Break time here in Texas.
Laura is off to Washington D.C.
Heather is staying home eagerly waiting college acceptance letters with their senior so they can plan a campus visit
And I am off to the Florida Keys
Where is everyone going for their Spring Break?
Financial advice is not one-size-fits-all – especially across different ages and stages of life. In this article, Marcy Keckler, Ameriprise Vice President of Financial Advice Strategy, and other experts share recommendations for each generation.
GOBANKINGRATES.COM
The Top Money Moves To Make for Each Generation
Happy International Women's Day! We’re proud to work for a firm that is dedicated to advancing representation, development and support of women. Ameriprise female advisors make up 20% of our advisor force vs. the industry average of 16%. In recognition of #internationalwomensday, we hosted a firm-wide global discussion on gender bias and inequality. #AmeripriseWomen #ChoosetoChallenge #IWD2021
Happy St. Patrick's Day from our team!
