Giving to charity is a deeply personal decision—whether it's driven by compassion, legacy, faith, or community. But did you know there are smart ways to give that can also provide significant financial benefits?

If you have been hearing the word "stagflation" pop up in the news or on social media lately, you are not alone. It sounds like a made-up word that does not make any sense, but it is a very real (and very tricky) economic problem. And with recent political and economic shifts, many experts are warning that the U.S. might be inching toward another bout of stagflation.

If you have never worked outside the home or have not worked long enough to earn the minimum required working credits (10 years of full-time employment) to qualify for Social Security and Medicare on your own, you might be wondering how you will get benefits when you turn 65.

Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment period runs from January 1st through March 31st and it allows people already enrolled in a Medicare Advantage plan an opportunity to change to another Medicare Advantage Plan or return to Original Medicare. So, if you are thinking about switching plans, this post will help you think about the pros and cons of Medicare Advantage and whether or not you should make a change during this time period.