Cady North Adds CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ Certification to Credentials
I know that personal financial freedom and security are common goals we all have. In order to get there, you will probably seek out trusted advice from time to time about your retirement, estate plans, insurance, emergency funds, liabilities and asset allocations. Working with a Certified Financial Planner™ professional is assurance that you’re working with a credentialed expert who is held to high ethical and professional standards.
														Financial Problem Areas to Avoid — Part 3: Being Reactionary
This is the final article in a three-part series about how to avoid common financial problems. Check out these tips to learn why being reactive with your finances is a recipe for financial ruin.
														Financial Problem Areas to Avoid — Part 2: Not Making Your Money Work For You
This is the second article in a series about how to avoid common financial problems. Check out these tips to learn why sitting in cash reserves isn’t always so safe and how to make your money work better for you.
														Financial Problem Areas to Avoid — Part 1: Not Saving Enough
Since April is financial literacy month, I wanted to put together a series of articles designed to prevent you from falling into common financial traps I see all the time. The first article in the series is about savings goals. If you’re guilty of saying “I should save more,” but you can’t seem to find a way to take action, don’t fret. There’s time to get you back on track. Check out these action steps.
														How to Tell If Your Advisor is a Fiduciary
The new fiduciary rule is a good step forward, but it will take some time to be fully implemented. There are many advisors out there already acting in a fiduciary capacity for their clients. Find out how you can tell who is a fiduciary and why this rule is so important.
														How to Get on the Path to Financial Wellness
It’s time to give yourself a break if your parents never taught you much about finances or you never learned this stuff in school — most people haven’t. It’s ok to ask for help. If you want to get better at your finances and seek out more financial freedom in your life just start in one small area of interest. You’ll be amazed at what you can achieve when you start on the path to financial wellness.
					
