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Your Initial Financial Plan: Print Out The Eight Step Checklist to Keep Track of Your Progress Step 1: Calculate Your Financial APGAR Score Step 2: Put Together Your "Ow-Ow" (Net Worth) Statement Step 3: Prepare Your Monthly Cash Flow Budget Step 4: Set Your Savings and Debt Reduction Goals Step 5:  Project If You're Saving Enough for Retirement Step 6: Work Through a Tax Projection (to Avoid Any Surprises Next April 15th) Step 7:  Review Your Life and Disability Insurance Needs Step 8:  Have an Attorney Draft Certain Essential Documents   Looking For a CPA, Lawyer or Financial Advisor who has worked with lots of other newlyweds and is familiar with the issues that affect you?	Budgeting: Attaining Your Savings and Debt Reduction Goals Back Into Your Budget Getting More For Your Money With Pre-Tax Dollars Keeping Your Credit Cards Under Control Putting Together Your Household Budget Tax Advantaged Ways to Save for a Child's Education Credit Reports: How's Your FICO? Three Free Peeks At Your Credit Report Understanding Your Credit Report Finance/Investing: The Basics of Investing Fads Are Usually Frauds Finding a Financial Advisor Investing Terminology Financial Planning: What Is Financial Planning? Home Ownership: Avoid The 30 Year Car Loan Claiming the Home Office Deduction Coming Up With the Down Payment to Purchase Your First Home Income Taxes: Basics of the 1040  Common Misconceptions and Miscues Pertaining to Individual Income Taxes Deducting Moving Expenses Jointly or Separately? Recent Tax Law Changes The Stealth Tax:  How the Government Squeezes Additional Taxes Out of High Income Taxpayers Student Loan Interest is Once Again Tax Deductible  Tax Breaks for Education Legal Issues: Do You Have A Health Care Proxy?  Sanity Check: Keep Up-To-Date With Our Tax and Financial Planning Calendar Update Your I.D.A.P. List (Important Documents, Accounts & Policies) Saving for Retirement: How Does Social Security Work? The New Roth 401(k) or 403(b) No Match Doesn't Mean No Good Take Our Roth IRA Conversion Quiz   Please let us know if you would like any articles written about a specific topic by sending us an e-mail to articles@NewlywedFinances.com

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