by Sara Stanich | Sep 27, 2017 | Cash Flow, Debt
By now you’ve heard about the massive data breach at Equifax which include the personal information of up to 143 million people. Although we have (sadly) grown accustomed to hearing about similar data breaches, like the ones at Target, Anthem, Yahoo or Home...
by Sara Stanich | Apr 14, 2014 | Cash Flow, Debt
Unfortunately, I have heard several stories from clients affected by identity theft. The results can include financial loss, fraudulent bills, damaged credit, and the huge hassle of contacting financial institutions and getting the mess sorted out. Tips to Protect...
by Sara Stanich | Aug 14, 2013 | Debt, Planning, Saving, Taxes
With interest rates likely to increase, you may be in no hurry to pay off your mortgage. After all, you may not be able to get such a low interest rate again. But let’s assume you are making good progress on your other financial goals. You’ve been saving for...
by Sara Stanich | Dec 17, 2012 | Debt, Divorce
Bankruptcy is a topic that comes up occasionally with my clients, so I went to an expert, New York bankruptcy attorney, Bruce Weiner, with my questions. 1. How much debt does someone need to have for bankruptcy to make sense? Is there a rule of thumb or ratio of...
by Sara Stanich | Sep 17, 2012 | Debt, Divorce
This is the fifth post in my “Divorce & Your Money” series. In addition to their assets, a divorcing couple must identify their financial debts or liabilities. Division and responsibility for each will be part of their divorce settlement. Debt may have been part...
by Sara Stanich | Jul 29, 2012 | Cash Flow, Debt, Garden, Insurance, Investing, Planning, Saving
My core clientele are busy professionals and entrepreneurs. They are ready to get serious about building their financial future, but don’t know where to start, and don’t have time to figure it out. Maybe I’ve been spending too much time in mine, but I think...
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