The FPC Blog
Navigating the U.S. Debt Ceiling – A Prudent Approach Amidst Uncertainty
As you may be aware, the U.S. government is again confronting the challenge of raising the debt ceiling. While this may create uncertainty in the
How Much Should You Help Your Kids Financially (without enabling them)?
In a recent study, it was found that 52% of young adults still lived with their parents. This is the highest percentage since the Great
Reinvesting In Yourself: Aligning Your Spending with Quality of Life
Do you ever feel like your money isn’t supporting the things you value the most? If you seem to have enough money but feel that
The Best Way To Transform Your Financial Goals
Updated April 2023. The role that finances play in your life is an important one, that’s why it is essential to establish a healthy relationship
Planning an Exit: Layoffs or Moving On, What To Do With Your Finances
The truth is that planning to exit your current job or company is stressful – regardless of the circumstances. Yet, the tech world has been
How Do I Know If I’m (Financially) Ready for Early Retirement?
Are you nearing retirement and want to get a better understanding of whether you are financially ready? Let’s talk about a process for figuring that
How Can I Save Money On Taxes in Retirement?
When you think of taxes, what comes to mind? It’s probably a once-per-year scramble to get all of your paperwork to submit to the IRS.
Setting Micro (Financial) Goals At The Start of the Year
Happy 2023! The first quarter of the year is an excellent time to slow down and reconnect or reevaluate your financial goals. The whirlwind of
How to Maintain an Abundance Mindset
Do you have an abundance mindset when it comes to your financial life? Having an abundance mindset means that, in general, you believe that: At
Determining Your Risk Tolerance
All investments fluctuate over time, whether you invest in stocks, bonds, commodities, mutual funds, or ETFs. Usually, the changes are small from day to day.
The Psychology of Financial Planning – Explained
Personal financial planning isn’t just about math and spreadsheets. Understanding your own financial psychology can help you manage money behaviors and bring you even greater
What Should You Do When The Market Fluctuates?
The market has yo-yo’d significantly over the past two years throughout the pandemic. Now that the country has largely recovered, it may feel like we’re