One challenge of retirement planning is trying to predict events that could happen many decades in the future. Your lifestyle, work ethic, and prudent habits may offer you a lot of control over your health, income, and savings; however, they don't give you any guarantees. Even if they did, you …  Read More
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Weigh the Value of Upgrades to Your Home
The number of people searching for home improvement projects on social media has more than doubled since the COVID-19 outbreak. After all, there's only so much Netflix and sourdough bread we can bake before the urge for real productivity takes hold. That doesn't mean you should go into your …  Read More
What Is Your Risk Tolerance If the Market Turns Down?
Recently, the markets seem to just keep going up in value. As of late December, the S&P 500 is up over 25% in 2019 (1) as equity markets enjoy their best year since 2013 (2). But, don’t let this give you false optimism about the future. With every investment: you must be prepared for some kind …  Read More
College Savings: From Getting Started to Enrollment
Many parents (and grandparents!) start saving for college as soon as they find out that they are starting a family. Others get a late start for a multitude of reasons. This article is intended to provide a guide regardless of where you may be in your young student’s financial journey. From birth …  Read More
Financial Topics To Discuss With Aging Parents
A recent study by Transamerica Center suggested that 54% of American retirees admit to not having enough money saved for retirement. Meanwhile, 73% of younger Americans revealed that they had not had a detailed talk about finances with their aging parents. This absence of communication between …  Read More
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