Soooo – How are you doing?? What are you believing that may be affecting your Do? Have you already Done something and still not sure if what you did was the
By the time kids reach middle school, they are likely earning and spending a bit of their own money. Kids this age may even have the basics down of Sharing
For kids, the digitalization of money is a mixed blessing. On the one hand, apps and games make it easy for kids to learn about money in a fun and engaging way
How many of us look back on our childhood and wish we would’ve been taught more about money?
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In less than 12 minutes Alexa Von Tobel shares some staggering facts about the lack of personal financial literacy in our nation. Watch now.
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We had such a wonderful evening at our 25th Anniversary Celebration in April. Thank you to all who were able to attend and we know those who couldn’t attend
Legacy Planning Group is thrilled to announce its new team member, Abby Smith! Abby joins us as our new Client Service Associate. She is an Atlanta area native
