by Sandi Weaver | Nov 2, 2022 | Cashflow, Trending
House prices are up year-over-year. Mortgage rates have doubled! I and another financial planner with the Financial Planning Association discussed which type of mortgage to consider, how to plan the financing, and pitfalls to avoid on KCUR’s Up-To-Date radio show....
by Sandi Weaver | Jul 19, 2022 | Cashflow, Insurance, Investments, Newsletter, Taxes, Trending
See our Weaver Financial 2nd quarter newsletter for tips to help you make better decisions. Watch our market review. Is this bear market over? Is it time to bottom-fish and buy stocks? Are using I-bonds worth it, and if so, in what circumstances? Can you use any of...
by Sandi Weaver | May 19, 2022 | Cashflow, Investments, Trending
It’s important to follow sound guidelines when managing your spending account. You’ll want to plan ahead, know your budget, invest appropriately, and avoid costly mistakes. Read my article, published in the Missouri Society of CPA’s professional...
by Sandi Weaver | Apr 15, 2022 | Cashflow, Investments, Newsletter, Taxes, Trending
See our Weaver Financial 1st quarter newsletter for tips to help you make better decisions. Watch our market review, and how it impacts your portfolio. Should you pay with a debit card, a credit card, or use tap-to-pay? Walk through steps to setup your tax payments...
by Sandi Weaver | Oct 15, 2021 | Cashflow, Investments, Newsletter, Taxes, Trending
See our Weaver Financial 3rd quarter newsletter for tips to help you make better decisions. Watch our economic and market review, and strategies for your portfolio. College grads, check out our video program for financial literacy, plus the resource tip to help you...
by Sandi Weaver | Sep 21, 2021 | Cashflow, Employee Benefits, Estate Planning, Insurance, Investments, Retirement, Taxes
I’m actively involved with the Missouri Society of CPA’s, mostly on their Wealth and Asset Management Committee. We completed a large project this year on financial literacy for college graduates and high school students. There are 10 short instructional videos and...
