Often times when I speak to clients during our financial planning process, their goals for retirement are usually to maintain the lifestyle they currently have and maybe to enjoy some more free time for family and travel. There is pride… Read More
Setting a budget for yourself is an important part of personal financial planning. A budget can help you eliminate unnecessary expenses, enabling you to save more and achieve your financial goals faster. Budgeting is a stressful and overwhelming experience for… Read More
For those who are charitably inclined, the end of the year is an important time to check in with your tax preparer and confirm your charitable giving tax strategy. If you would like to learn more about the tax benefits… Read More
November is the beginning of open enrollment for public health insurance through the ACA marketplace and falls within the Medicare open enrollment period. Employer health insurance plans may have different enrollment periods. This is a great time to reflect on… Read More
Strategies for increasing your credit score can seem counterintuitive at times. In this article, we will walk through some tips and tricks to increase your credit score and also explain the method to the madness. Why is credit important? Credit… Read More
In the U.S. and much of the world, credit plays a significant part in our financial systems. Establishing and maintaining a credit score allows individuals to access financial products like mortgages or small business loans. Using a credit card responsibly… Read More
Retirement often provides our clients with the time and energy to accomplish the home remodel of their dreams. While you may already have clear visions of your paint colors and new flooring, making decisions around funding these visions may feel… Read More
Congratulations! You are welcoming a new addition to your family. There is a lot to decide, from baby’s name to which sleep training method you will (or won’t) use. With so much going on, it’s easy to push finances to… Read More
Understanding the language in a healthcare plan can be confusing. As medical costs have increased in America, insurance companies are shifting the financial burden onto consumers in the form of higher deductibles, decreased coverage, and coinsurance clauses which many Americans… Read More
Money is an emotional subject. Whether you are a saver, a spender, a conservative investor, or a resolute risk-taker, you feel something about your money. You may have felt nervous when the stock market dropped. Or you may have felt… Read More
“Rule number one: most things will prove to be cyclical. Rule number 2: some of the greatest opportunities for gain and loss come when