As a home and car owner, you maintain home and auto insurance to protect from losses if something goes wrong. But what happens if something really goes wrong? If your policy doesn’t cover the loss, you may have to deplete savings, retirement accounts or worse yet sell your home.
Your most valuable asset – It’s not what you think When I ask the question “What is your most valuable asset?” I get various responses. If we narrow the list to financially related topics, frequently I’ll hear “my home, or my 401k”. Some people think out of the box and answer “my family, or health, or even time.” All of these are great answers. For many of the high performing sales executives that I work with, their most valuable asset is...
We can’t control the weather. But what we can control is our preparation and response. Which is why I advise those with a variable income to have a rainy SEASON fund. Don’t be caught off guard when December rolls around and brings a storm with it. Sadly, sales and revenues won’t always go UP. Prepare now for when the storm happens.
Before disaster strikes, prepare your finances with these six tips for financial preparedness in the wake of a natural disaster.
The threat of an earthquake has loomed over California for years. As a San Francisco Bay Area native, I've experienced more than I can count. After several years of drought, we now can add wildfires to the list of disasters that can strike both Northern California and Southern California regions at any time.