S. Squire Financial Solutions

While some are just trying to make extra income flexibly, recent statistics reveal that for many Americans, side hustles are a necessity.

Side Hustle Statistics 2026: Income, Inflation and Why 53% Rely on Extra Work Side hustles are no longer optional for many of us. In fact, 53% of Americans with side hustles say they’d struggle to cover essential expenses without the extra income. In The Penny Hoarder’s 2026 survey, we dove into the side hustle culture and discovered most Americans are just trying to keep...

A mid-year review is an opportunity to reflect on your financial habits and goals. Understanding what’s working—and what may need adjusting—can help support better financial awareness.

To talk with Sarah Squire, RICP®, call 843–997–6337, visit www.ssquirefinancial.com
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A mid-year financial check-in can be a helpful way to review your progress and reassess your goals. Taking time to evaluate where you are today may support more informed decisions moving forward.

To talk with Sarah Squire, RICP®, call 843–997–6337, visit www.ssquirefinancial.com
, message us here on our page, or email [email protected]
to learn more.

In previous decades, 65 was considered the standard retirement age. But nowadays, people have differing ideas of what the "real" retirement age is in America.

What's the real retirement age in America? Here are 4 guesses Americans used to think of 65 as the expected retirement age. But those days are gone, and today's retirement math is increasingly fuzzy.

Preparing for unexpected events is an important part of financial awareness. Taking small steps today can help support more confident and informed decisions in the future.

To talk with Sarah Squire, RICP®, call 843–997–6337, visit www.ssquirefinancial.com
, message us here on our page, or email [email protected]
to learn more.

How can investing consistently over time help your portfolio manage market ups and downs? Find out in the latest newsletter.

How Dollar-Cost Averaging Works Plus how it compares to lump-sum investing.

Preparing for unexpected events is a key part of financial planning. Learning about potential risks and planning ahead can help individuals stay organized and make thoughtful decisions.

To talk with Sarah Squire, RICP®, call 843–997–6337, visit www.ssquirefinancial.com
, message us here on our page, or email [email protected]
to learn more.

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