401(k) Cybersecurity Checklist
by Monica Jennings on Apr 9, 2024
13 actionable tips from the Department of Labor to enhance the security of your company's 401(k) plan.
Skeptical curiosity
by Monica Jennings on Mar 12, 2024
Perhaps letting a few questions arise can help keep the tug of emotions in check.
How your 401(k) account is like Trent Williams
by Monica Jennings on Jan 31, 2024
Do you ever get captivated by a random article? That is what happened to me when I read a profile of San Francisco 49er left tackle, Trent Williams.
SAVE program could offer some relief as federal student loan payments restart in October.
by Monica Jennings on Oct 12, 2023
Some borrowers are quite naturally experiencing dread and stress over student loan payments that are resuming this month.
Defining Workplace Goals is a Vital First Step to an Effective Retirement Plan
by Monica Jennings on Apr 21, 2023
Retirement plans can be as unique as your company and its employees--if you take time to set specific goals for your plan. Without defined goals, it can be difficult to create an effective retirement plan that meets expectations. Here’s helpful guidance about defining your plan goals and offering this benefit which helps everyone save toward retirement success.
First Quarter 2017 and You
by Monica Jennings on Apr 28, 2017
“Is that all?”
I know I’ve had the experience of looking at the return of my portfolio and asking myself this question after being aware for a few months that strong returns were being reported in widely-watched market indexes.
Is envisioning retirement important?
by Monica Jennings on Aug 30, 2015
What would you guess is the #1 retirement planning concern of Americans?
Finding value in a money memory
by Monica Jennings on Apr 21, 2015
When you're considering implementing a financial plan, gaining some understanding of yourself first can play a critical role in how successful you might be. Here's a story about a recent insight into my own money history that opened a new avenue for me to explore.
College football and your investment strategy
by Monica Jennings on Apr 21, 2015
An "aha"moment can occur when you think about a concept in a new context. If you're curious about how my mind recently made a connection between drafting college quarterbacks and evidence-based investing, you can read the article I wrote for the BAM ALLIANCE by clicking here
