Spending index research conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates revealed that young professionals are spending significantly more than their elders in four of the six categories examined in the survey. The survey confirmed that many adults in the 22 to 37 age group were falling victim to common daily spending vices that can lead to larger financial struggles.
Read MoreHere at River Wealth Advisors, we love what we do. Our work provides us with daily opportunities to help clients clear away the uncertainty involved with financial decisions and move forward in their lives with confidence. Much of our work is focused on the development of portfolio objectives and the oversight of investment strategy, helping clients marry their goals and objectives with their resources. Portfolio management and planning are critically important components of our day, but our job does not end there.
Read MoreA recent survey of women and married couples revealed that the vast majority of women are still abdicating their participation in financial decision making. The interviews, with investors who had at least a quarter of a million dollars in assets, shed some light on how women perceived their roles when it comes to family finances.
Read MoreAs people begin to accumulate wealth, they may find themselves needing financial advice to help grow their portfolio. After you have been working for years and perhaps have more than $250,000, seeking advice on a financial strategy may be beneficial.
Read MoreOne question we often get at River Wealth Advisors from our clients is how they can help their adult children jump-start their retirement savings. The answer that applies to everyone is “get started now”; no matter how small, your savings will add up over time. Don’t underestimate the power of compounding returns.
Read MoreParticipating in a company-sponsored retirement plan is a smart move when planning for your retirement, but simply signing up is not enough to ensure that you will be able to retire comfortably when the time comes.
Read MoreA generation ago, a much smaller number of American high school students planned on attending college in the future. Today, nearly 70% of high school graduates are enrolling in college. The increase in the number of students attending college, along with skyrocketing tuition costs, has left many families financially unprepared for higher education.
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