Eviction Moratorium Ends
The Eviction Moratorium Ends
The eviction moratorium was established early in the Covid-19 pandemic to provide relief for those struggling to pay rent due to the impact of Covid related health and financial issues. The initial moratorium technically expired on July 31, 2021, but the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) attempted to extend it without the proper legal authority […]
The Why and How For Credit Freezes
Combining A Roth IRA With An Emergency Fund
Is Your “Safe” Money Safe?
Recently a company based out of California that promotes buying gold suggested that banks no longer provide FDIC insurance for your savings and deposits. This misinformation has lead to a lot of angst for depositors, so I thought it was a good time to discuss your ‘safe’ money. For the broad general public, there are three […]
Let’s Talk About Time Value of Money
So far in our SquareOne Financial Foundations blog, we have discovered the importance of saving for emergencies and the different options to earn better interest rates on emergency savings funds. Before we jump into saving for retirement and paying off debt, let’s take a moment to examine one of the most important lessons you can […]
Investing: A Game of Probabilities
Investing: A Game of Probabilities
One of the hardest things for many to understand about investing is the fact there are no certainties. Investing is a probabilities game, and we must continuously attempt to allocate capital in a way that gives us the highest probability of success over the short, near, and long term. There are various techniques used to […]
Best Money Strategy For Holiday Spending
What Do You Keep in Your Safe Deposit Box?
In a world of electronic recordkeeping and legal digital signatures, bank safe deposit boxes are a bit old-school. However, they still exist, and many people still depend on them for the safekeeping of a variety of items important to them. There are some items people often keep, but should not, in their safe deposit box […]