Weekly Spotlight Series | Week of May 4th Is it just us or has it been exceptionally challenging trying to... Read More
Good signs all around. The US stock market hit higher record highs last week, keeping investor-confidence high and projecting a... Read More
Nav.igator Emily Korteweg considers retirement and the wealth gap, her motivation for financial independence and Nav.it principles of FREE (financial resilience, empowered early) as an accessible, achievable goal for all. Read More
Everything from your safety on the job, your 40-hour work week (if you’re lucky), and your unemployment (if you’re a little less lucky) can be attributed to the culmination of strikes, protests, massacres, assassinations, hangings, sit-ins, and workers for centuries of American history. Your wage and your rights on the job have been impacted by the history of American workers. That’s why we’re about putting the "tea" in the timeline of American labor. Read More
It's Health Day 2020 and it's time to talk about our financial health because it directly improves your mind-body balance. Why is that true? How can you improve it? We break it down. Read More
Whether funded by your employer or by your hard work, there are three primary accounts and arrangements that can increase your total take home pay and reduce overall healthcare spending of discretionary income. Read More
Celebrate Mother's Day from anywhere with these 10 ways to celebrate mom from near and far! Read More
The first thing a financial advisor will usually ask you is, “Do you have a retirement plan?” Yes, you tell them. You plan to be sprawled on a beach, sipping Mai Tais. While that IS a plan, it needs funding. There are several ways to achieve a well-funded retirement, and a 401(k) offered by your employer is one popular option. But how do you know if it’s any good? And if it isn’t, what can you do about it? Let’s break it down: Read More