Life Insurance Awareness Month

Most people believe they're doing the right thing by putting money into a savings account. While having an emergency fund in the bank is important, leaving all of your savings there could actually be slowing down your financial future.

If you've noticed your weekly grocery bill climbing or felt a little sticker shock while filling up your gas tank, you're not alone. Across the globe, rising energy costs continue to affect everyday living expenses. From the fuel that powers delivery trucks to the electricity used to manufacture and store food, higher energy prices ripple through nearly every part of the economy.

For millions of Americans, Social Security represents a cornerstone of retirement income. Yet recent reports indicate that the program is facing significant financial challenges that could impact future retirees and current beneficiaries alike.

Recently, Charles Schwab announced plans to use artificial intelligence to provide financial guidance for clients with under $1 million in assets. While AI may improve efficiency and provide quick access to basic information, it also raises an important question:

Money goals rarely stay the same throughout life.

Financial stress affects millions of families every year.