The cost of college isn’t getting any cheaper, so whether you’re a parent or prospective student, you may be wondering just how you’re going to cover tuition. There are many ways to pay for college, but they fall into three basic categories: savings, scholarships, grants and work study, and loans. When it comes to paying…
When you’re preparing for your financial future, it’s smart to think about what you’ll need for a comfortable retirement. If you’re looking at your options and you want to supplement your income, pay off debts or be ready to take care of unexpected expenses, a reverse mortgage could be a viable option. Once you’ve turned…
The internet is crawling with articles with titles like, “16 Things You Can Do to Save $500 This Week” and “8 Little Tricks That Will Save You Money.” You might pick up a cool tip or two, but chances are you’re not going to fund a down payment on a house or buy a new…
Being a first-time homebuyer is a big and exciting step. There’s a lot to consider: the style of home you’re looking for, your ideal location, the types of repairs you’re willing to do, and of course, the financial side of things. That’s where we can help. The first step is to talk with a Mortgage…
Choosing a bank for your business can be a lot like choosing a doctor: there are objective factors to consider, but it really comes down to the aspects of the relationship you value most. When it comes to choosing a bank for your business, you’ll want to take your time and do your research. Consider…
Many entrepreneurs want to build a growth company, but few succeed. It takes discipline, perseverance and an incredible amount of time, energy and commitment. Most of all you have to be intentional. At almost $50 Million in revenue and approaching 150 employees, Cenero has beaten the odds. For over two decades, Chris Henry, the CEO…
Before you sit down face-to-face with a mortgage lender or broker, the first step is to be informed. There are many types of mortgages out there, and it’s important to get an idea of what they are so you can review your options with confidence. Just like there are different kinds of homes, there are…
There’s a lot that goes into finding the right home, but you must first use the most helpful tool in the house hunter’s toolbox: the real estate agent. An agent will be by your side for the long haul, from the initial house search until closing. Thoroughly vetting potential agents can make the process go…
In Your 20s When it comes to retirement savings, starting early is the way to go. Even if you’re saving 1-2% of your income, that money has 40-plus years to reap the benefits of interest and market gains. If your employer offers a 401(k) matching program, we recommend setting aside enough to max out the…
