Elaine King

The ever-increasing value of land, coupled with the benefits of ownership, might entice you to change your lifestyle, or at least diversify your portfolio.

It’s never too early to make a succession plan for your traditional, digital and intellectual assets, as this CFP’s experience proves.

Diversifying your investments—and assets—can help you adhere to your tolerance for risk while giving you the best chance to improve your future.

Investing, starting your own side hustle and diving into real estate are three ways to increase your earnings in the short term and over the long haul.

Whether you’re already married or knocking on the door, there are ways to manage your money that will specify what assets are for and who owns them.

If you're curious whether your small business or side hustle is profitable, here are some tips to gauge and spur on success.

Bond buying can be tricky, so approach with caution.

Money can cause rifts in families, but you can work through it with understanding and patience.

Resilience in the face of recession will take you a long way.

For a healthy perspective and relationship with money, we must focus on the past, pay attention to our present relationship with money and plan how we are going to improve our own financial wellbeing.

Your net worth is a good indicator of your financial wellbeing because it shows the relationship between your assets and liabilities as they adjust in your lifetime.

From tapping government programs to liquidating assets, you have options to unlock income in an emergency.

Take bite-sized steps, focus on education and pass on the knowledge.

It may seem outdated, but cash is king when it comes to gaining control over your spending and saving.

There should be more doing than talking involved, if you want to get your point across.

No, we’re not talking about snapping up a new TV before things get hairy. But being smart about your money and investments is more important than ever.

It’s hard to ignore all the news about an economic downturn. But we have been here before, and there are strategies we’ve learned that can help you survive, and even thrive.

You may think so, considering interest rates are going up. But there are other factors to consider.

They’re all grown up. But they may still need your help on the road to financial wellness. Here’s what to say.

There’s no better time to get your finances in shape, especially with retirement on the horizon.

This is the perfect time to take stock and whip your finances into shape to prepare for your golden years.

It’s time to think strategically about your money and your career. Elaine King, CFP®, shares her advice on both.

Continuing to save for your retirement is important, but Sound Dollar’s Certified Financial Planner Elaine King shares four things you should also tackle.

You’ve got time on your side, so use it wisely to set yourself up for a nice nest egg.

You’re hitting your stride in your career, so it’s a great time to set yourself up for success when it comes to your finances. Here’s how from CFP who’s been there.

Rising prices on everything from groceries to gas can put a real dent in your budget and add stress to your daily life. Use this advice to counter the effects.