November 21, 2025 As the year draws to a close, it’s the perfect time to review your financial picture and take steps that can lower your tax bill, boost retirement savings, and set you up for long-term success. Strategic year-end planning isn’t just for the ultra-wealthy—it’s for anyone who wants to make their money work for them. From tax-saving strategies to retirement moves, here are six … [Read more...]
What the Midas Buyout Means for Max Auto Supply Employees–How to Make the Most of It
If you work for Max Auto Supply, major changes are on the horizon. In June 2025, Mavis Tire Express Services Corp. acquired Midas International, one of North America’s most recognized tire and auto service brands. As a result of that deal, Midas is now set to purchase Max Auto Supply, a long-standing regional operation based in Toledo, Ohio. This upcoming acquisition—expected to close in … [Read more...]
Medicare for Retirees: A Simple How-To Guide for Your First Enrollment
Medicare is one of the most important programs for Americans as they transition into retirement. But it can also feel confusing, overwhelming, and, frankly, intimidating. With multiple “parts,” sign-up deadlines, penalties for late enrollment, and choices between public and private coverage options, knowing where to begin is crucial. This guide will break down the basics so you can feel confident … [Read more...]
Chart of the Month: Optimistic About Market, Cautious on Economy
Recent consumer survey data has revealed a widening gap between how consumers view the stock market and the economy. The dark blue line tracks the percentage of consumers who believe the stock market will rise over the next year, while the light blue line shows the University of Michigan’s Consumer Expectations Index, which measures outlooks for income, employment, and overall economic conditions. … [Read more...]
Paying for College Without Sacrificing Your Retirement: Smart Strategies Every Family Should Know
For millions of parents, the dream of sending their children to college comes with an uncomfortable dilemma: how do you pay for college without compromising your retirement? It’s a financial tightrope walk. On one side, you want to support your child’s educational aspirations. On the other hand, you don’t want to sabotage the financial security you’ve worked a lifetime to build. The good news? … [Read more...]
How to Rebuild Your Financial Plan After Divorce: A Practical Guide to Starting Fresh
Divorce is more than just an emotional and legal transition, it's a financial reset. Whether the split was amicable or contentious, your finances will almost certainly change. From dividing assets to creating new financial habits, you now face the challenge—and opportunity—of starting fresh. Rebuilding your financial plan after divorce isn’t only about damage control. It’s also about … [Read more...]
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