Scarborough Capital Management Blog

Already Retired? 401(k) Help for Retirees

8 Things You Should Consider Doing with Your 401(k)

Nine-Point Retirement Checklist

Roth IRAs vs Traditional IRAs: What You Need to Know

When Can We Retire? Answer This Question First

Want to be wealthy in retirement? Get active now.

A Financial Planning Tip All Federal Employees (and Military Personnel) Should Know

4 Spring Cleaning Tasks for Your Money

Roth 401(k)s Grow in Popularity; Financial Advisor in Annapolis Weighs-In on the Trend

Stress Testing Your Portfolio: 3 Factors to Review

The Role of Medicare in Retirement – Are you Prepared?

Scarborough Capital Management Celebrates  Recognition as a Forbes Top RIA Firm for the 2nd Consecutive Year

What About Inflation? How to Combat Inflation in Your Retirement Plan

What’s the Difference Between Custom Allocation and a ‘Cookie Cutter’ Plan?

Six Ways to Stress Test Your Retirement Plan

Scarborough Capital Management Celebrates 35 Years

A Retirement Planning Checklist: 5 Steps to Prepare for Retirement

Is it Worth it to Hire a Financial Advisor?

How to Become a Retirement Plan Millionaire – The Number is Increasing

Who Needs a Financial Advisor?

14 questions for joining finances with your significant other

9 Ways Retirees Can Earn Extra Income

What is an Emergency Fund? And Other Financial Planning Facts

A Little 401(k) Education: Roth Versus Traditional

Born After 1980? Here’s Your 10-Point Guide to Investing

New Year, New Financial Goals

Will I Get My Ex’s Benefits … and Other Social Security Questions

What Retirement Might Look Like for Millennials

6 Things to Teach Your Children About Money

10 Ways Your Spending Habits Could Be Jeopardizing Your Retirement

A Financial Advisor’s 10 Tips to Reducing Debt

Top 5 Financial Planning Mistakes Federal Employees Make

What is Social Investing? Three Steps to Get Started.

Saving Vs. Investing: Which is More Important?

8 Questions to Ask Yourself Before Making a Major Purchase

Not Your (Grand)Parents’ Retirement: How Retirement Planning Has Changed

10 Times You May Want to Rebalance Your Asset Allocation