Understanding the Costs of Home Healthcare and Long-Term Care in the United StatesAccording to Morningstar, 70% of people who turn 65 will develop a severe long-term care need in their lifetimes, and 48% will need some type of paid long-term… Read More
Mid-Year Tax Planning

Most taxpayers think about taxes twice a year: in December, the last month of the year to make certain tax moves; and in April, when tax returns are due. In this article, we discuss some things you can do partway… Read More
Help Your Kids Become Financially Literate Adults

It’s safe to say that our clients believe that attaining financial security is a strong value. According to a 2023 Princeton study by Nobel Prize-winning economist Daniel Kahneman, 67% of respondents said being able to pay their bills on time… Read More
Are Your Finances in Line with Your Values?
Your finances reflect more than just numbers on a spreadsheet—they embody your priorities, dreams, and beliefs. But how often do you step back and examine whether your financial decisions truly align with what you value most? In a world driven… Read More
Financially Navigating Life Transitions
Life is a series of transitions, each with its own financial implications. From embarking on a new career to retiring after years of hard work, and from the excitement of marriage to the complexities of divorce, every milestone requires careful… Read More
What is Diversification?
You may have heard that diversification is a good strategy for investing. But what does it mean and why does it matter so much?In investment terms, diversification is a strategy that involves spreading investments across different assets, sectors, industries, and… Read More
Estate Planning Overview
A well-rounded estate plan addresses not only the distribution of wealth but also the welfare of your loved ones and the management of crucial medical and financial decisions. In this article, we’ll explore the multifaceted nature of estate planning, covering… Read More
Student Loan Repayment Plans
President Joe Biden’s plan to forgive up to $20,000 of federal student loan debt per borrower has been knocked down by the Supreme Court and the COVID-driven student loan payment pause expires on August 31, 2023. Many of the 43… Read More
One Downside of Doing What You Love
One of my best friends loves to bake cakes; she posts pictures of her cakes on Instagram and sells her cakes to anyone who would like a custom cake, which for now is mostly family members and friends of friends…. Read More
What Budgeting Strategy is Right for You?
Many people think of budgeting the same way they think of dieting: the only way to do it is to cut everything fun out of your life. Instead, think of creating a budget as an exercise in examining your priorities… Read More