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Having an emergency fund to cover a financial emergency is bedrock to any financial foundation. If you don’t have one yet, there is still time! Want to know how much you should have saved? Click to read more!

How Big Should Your Emergency Fund Be? A general rule of thumb is to keep three to six months’ worth of expenses in an emergency fund, but you might need even more. Learn how to calculate the right amount.

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Capitol Financial Solutions is proud to celebrate International Women's Day, a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women. The day also marks a call to action for accelerating women's equality.

Together, we can today and every day.

Step up your bedtime reading! Teaching kids' valuable financial habits are one of the most important things adults can impart. These 7 Best Finance Books for Children can help teach kids of all ages important money skills, in a fun way!

The 7 Best Finance Books for Children in 2022 Teaching kids good financial habits is crucial. We researched the best finance books for children, with options for beginners to budding investors.

As a parent, you’re always teaching your kids about money, even when you don’t realize it! These 6 Important Money Management Lessons for Kids can help reinforce basic money skills with specific lessons!

6 Important Money Management Lessons for Kids 6 Important Money Management Lessons for Kids Parents are constantly teaching their children about money management, whether they’re aware of it or not. Kids pick up on whether you plan your …

Who most wants to work with an adviser? Millennials - InvestmentNews Almost eight in 10 of millennials would like to work more closely with a financial professional, compared with 59% of those in Generation X

Why Your Social Security Check Might Drop In 2022 Technically, your overall Social Security benefits will be increasing in 2022, but your net Social Security benefit after the Medicare surcharge will often be less.

Retirees: Beware Of Traps For The Unwary Regarding Qualified Charitable Distributions Qualified charitable distributions can be a great way to save on taxes, but be careful not to run afoul of a few IRS “gotcha” rules.

Your credit card will cost you even more money if interest rates go up. Here's what to do. As the Fed fights a spike in inflation, consumers will pay more to borrow on their credit cards in 2022. Here's a look at some strategies ahead.

Estate planning is serious business. One wrong word or one missing signature can change the entire intent of a will or trust! Need an estate attorney but not sure where to start? Give this article a read, then reach out to us!

Estate Planning Basics At some point, everyone needs to give serious thought to their estate plan. Learn about the basics of estate planning and disability planning, including writing a will, setting up a trust, and establishing power of attorney for medical decisions.

A key step in becoming financially independent is taking advantage of valuable financial resources your employer might have to offer. These benefits can be powerful tools for saving for retirement and protecting your health. Know how to maximize yours!

Learn About Employee Perks and Fringe Benefits Offering fringe benefits can be a strategic recruitment and retention tool for employers, while it can increase total compensation for employees.

Wondering if a tax professional should be part of the team that helps you achieve financial independence? Here are a few ways they can help and reason you may want to have one on your team!

When You Should Hire a CPA or Tax Pro When should you hire a CPA or tax preparer, and when can you do your taxes yourself? Here's a look at the costs, advantages, and disadvantages of hiring a pro.

If you’ve realized the dream of becoming a homeowner, the next question may be: with extra income, should you invest it or pay down your mortgage? Here are the pros and cons! Remember, we can help you decide the right path to reach your financial goals!

Pay Off Your Mortgage Early Vs. Investing: Which Is Best? Though you may be a proud homeowner, you probably don’t love the thought of having to make a mortgage payment each month for the next few decades. But considering how well the stock market has been performing lately, it might feel like you’re missing out by not investing more. So what’s the ri...

Planning ahead is important no matter your age or health. Unfortunately, with COVID - 19 we are reminded to always be prepared. Give me a call.
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COVID-19 Highlights the Important Role Life Insurance Plays in Financial Security Six months. According to the 2021 Insurance Barometer study, that’s how long it would be before 42% of Americans would face financial hardship if they lost a primary wage earner. One in four Americans would struggle financially within one month.

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Thank you to our January “Friends of Riverside” PTSA Business of the Month. Thank you to Daryl Smith and Capitol Financial Solutions. Website: www.darylsmith.net.

Happy Veterans Day! Thank you to all who have served our country!

Today we honor the memory of thousands of American Patriots. Never forget.

There’s always going to be risk of stock market volatility. Many investors can’t take the emotional ups and downs and assume it isn’t for them, but this explains how dollar cost averaging can help thwart fear and emotional decision making.

What Is Dollar-Cost Averaging and When Should You Use It? - NerdWallet Dollar-cost averaging is the strategy of spreading out your stock or fund purchases, buying at regular intervals and in roughly equal amounts. When done properly, it can have significant benefits for your…

As unique as this pandemic is to our economy, many of the old tried and true methods for protecting ourselves financially still make good sense. Be ready with tips to spring clean your finances in quarantine.

7 Ways to Spring Clean Your Finances While You're in Quarantine Spring is traditionally the time we clean house and start fresh. So why not start fresh with your finances, too? We’ve rounded up seven tips to help get you started.