Millennials and Money: What Works
It can be difficult for Millennials to make and save money, but sticking to a budget and saving for tomorrow is possible with some careful planning.
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Millennials and Money: What Works
Thoughts On Being A First Time Homebuyer
Before purchasing your first home, it is important to honestly answer frank questions about your income, debt, and emotional readiness.
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Thoughts On Being A First Time Homebuyer
Zombie Apocalypse . . . What You Need to Know
The "zombie apocalypse" isn't real but your financial well-being during a downturn certainly is. Be prepared for the inevitable with savings and a plan.
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Zombie Apocalypse . . . What You Need to Know
Seriously . . . How Much Do You Really Need?
Each year, I trek over to Sandwich to see my primary care, Dr. Hannah, for a routine visit. After we have a few laughs and solve all the worlds political…
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Seriously . . . How Much Do You Really Need?
How Do You Achieve Financial Security . . . Slow and Steady
As most Cutter Family Finance followers know, I like to read. So, while on vacation last week, I was reading over some statistics that really gave me pause. Get this,…
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How Do You Achieve Financial Security . . . Slow and Steady
Right-Size Your Way to a Comfortable Retirement
Wendy and Mark, a couple in their fifties from Plymouth, came to see Jen and me a few weeks ago. Both are still working, but the runway to retirement is…
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Right-Size Your Way to a Comfortable Retirement
Let’s Become Financially Fit for 2019
Jen and I were asked a few months back to develop a financial educational radio show on WXTK 95. The show airs at 5PM every Saturday and has become quite…
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Let’s Become Financially Fit for 2019
Don’t Let Debt Derail Your Retirement Plan
Debt is a fact of life. Don't let it derail your retirement plans – have a strategy to manage and reduce debt. These tips can help.
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Don’t Let Debt Derail Your Retirement Plan