Dalya Sayed, MBA Financial Representative with NPC

09/30/2020

thestreet.com

09/28/2020

College costs are ever-increasing. With the right planning, you can create a strategy that will work for your family. Read this article to learn more.

livingconfidently.com

09/04/2020

livingconfidently.com

09/02/2020

Fifty-one percent said they became more financially responsible since the beginning of the pandemic, with 26% starting to track their expenses

forbes.com

08/31/2020

Ways to utilize your policy in different ways, such as continuing to protect your spouse from your untimely death, possibly supplementing your retirement income with the policy cash values,ii, iii or utilizing it for estate planning purposes

livingconfidently.com

07/29/2020

What many are experiencing now is what I call the Battered Investor Syndrome. That is a situation in which people give the power of their wealth-building and investments to others outside of their control: Wall Street.

07/27/2020

Consider how much debt you have, and how much income you have to work with (in addition to the fact that you're likely still building your career)

Waiting to have kids until you can afford them? Make sure you understand the entire situation—here are a few pros and cons.

07/24/2020

Can assist in putting together a more complex, comprehensive plan if you need one, by defining your goals, making an action plan and follow through, you'll be well on your way to progress.

A lot of people think, “I’m not wealthy, so I don’t need a financial plan,” but in reality, everyone with financial responsibilities needs a financial plan.

07/22/2020

Permanent life insurance policies can serve as tax-advantaged savings vehicles through the accumulation of cash value

Find out how Americans in their 20s can benefit from a well-thought-out life insurance policy, especially if they are able to build cash value.

07/09/2020

And if you haven't done so in the past few months, now is a good time to reassess your financial plan as a whole contact me to help review what you currently have in place.

The U.S. economy officially peaked in February and has since entered a recession, ending the longest expansion on record, the National Bureau of Economic Research declared Monday. Here's what you should do with your money in response to the economic downturn.

07/07/2020

Of those benefits, the most helpful may be student loan forbearance

The CARES Act can make managing student loan debt easier in the short-term.

06/29/2020

You may not have the luxury of opening your own 401(k) as a stay-at-home mom, but you can still fund a spousal individual retirement account

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