The number one fear keeping most of our clients on the sidelines is losing their money if they invest it; however, being overly cautious with your money also means that your money is actually losing value.
Financial literacy is achievable no matter what stage you are on in your financial journey, and the only key to success is a commitment to discovering it.
One of the first steps to getting financially fit is to find ways to save money. Here are my top ten money saving moves.
In the Jan. 31 Wine & Learn event “How To Negotiate Without Losing Friends, Fans, Or Job Offers”, Financial Gym Advisors explained negotiation tactics that have actually worked for their clients.
Here's a very special Martinis & Your Money Happy Hour episode with three current members of the Financial Gym Advisors talking about their personal experiences and what the Financial Gym Advisors has done for their financial lives.
Hearing the word budget is about as fun as hearing the words “diet” or “root canal.” And yet a budget is one of the necessary keys to financial health.
Let’s talk about repaying student loans as soon as possible and debunk some of the myths about them.
What I realized is that there is one market that is more powerful, with the ability to provide the most consistent returns over time – it is what I call the “YOU” market.
At The Financial Gym Advisors, we like to find inspiration for our client’s financial fitness journeys from all sources, and music is one of them.
Summer is a season of spending for most people, and just like we spend the spring months getting toned and ready for summer, we should be getting financially prepared as well.
It’s hard to overcome the temptation to treat money from different sources differently, but with the right mindset you can do it.
If you’re willing to put in a little extra work, you can earn an extra $1000 per month. These are five money making strategies to consider.
Here are 17 ways to stay financially fit in 2017. What tips do you have for getting financially fit this year?
I tell all of our clients that they are unique and special; however, Steve and Donna’s situation is one that we’re seeing so frequently in the gym lately, that I feel as though they are more the norm than a
