A Quick Backstory People told me growing up that I needed debt in my life and that debt was good. “I can’t get a mortgage without a...

Did I make the right decision? In our day-to-day world, when we’re faced with decisions, there are two primary methods that our minds...

The start of a new year often brings self-reflection for many people as they create their New Year’s resolutions. Although New Year’s...

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Some of us reading this article may have been in debt at some point in our lives. It is a frightful, burdensome, overwhelming feeling...

Opportunity cost is the benefit of what an individual misses out on when they spend their funds on a particular item vs another item or...

As the end of the year approaches, there is no better time to analyze your finances to ensure you have maximized your accounts for the...

With Halloween over, the Holiday Season has now officially begun! And if you are anything like the stores, some of you may be getting...

I recently stumbled upon a stat that got me thinking. It said, "that people who work longer are living longer". We've all heard the...

Seeing my favorite team play would be fun, but can I afford it? Sometimes, this is one of those discretionary spending categories we want...

Investing Terminology Overview Getting started with investing can be intimidating for many people simply because they do not understand...

I'm going through the Certified Kingdom Advisor material right now. It's great - thought-provoking, Gospel-centered, and it's challenging...

Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. You hear this all the time, right? If you are like me and loathe the sound of the...

Ohio recently expanded the EdChoice program to allow families of all income levels to apply for some scholarships to be used in grades...

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An emergency fund is like a safety net, providing peace of mind during unforeseen circumstances. This money needs to be liquid and...

Ben and Arthur - I wonder if any parents having two sons have ever named their children Ben & Arthur. I would assume so, but hopefully,...

What Are Parents Paying For? Part 2 Last month's newsletter asked the question: why parents should pay for a college education when...

President & Chief Investment Officer of Whitaker-Myers Wealth Managers, John-Mark Young recently completed the coursework and examination...