Paying off your mortgage can be a game-changer for your financial health and overall peace of mind. Data collected by NASDAQ suggests that while only 28% of homeowners below retirement age have paid off their homes, nearly 63% of those 65+ have done so. These statistics highlight Americans' …  Read More
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How to Save $2 Million: A Goal for Families Earning $100,000+
Since 2020, the amount Americans think they need to retire has increased 50% – from $1 million to $1.5 million. That figure is expected to continue rising and soon surpass $2 million. For many families, even those earning more than $100,000 annually, the dream of saving $2 million may seem …  Read More
Navigating Finances by Generation: Tips for Gen Z, Millennials & Gen X
In our rapidly-evolving financial landscape, each generation faces its own unique set of challenges – and opportunities. Depending on whether you’re in the Early Accumulation or the Growth and Planning Phase, understanding your distinct needs and priorities based on how far you are along in your …  Read More
Tips for Budgeting and Spending for High Income Families
If there’s one thing we’ve noticed in our 120 years of combined experience with hands-on wealth management, it’s that high-income families often face unique challenges and opportunities. While a substantial income can provide a sense of security, it also comes with the responsibility of managing it …  Read More
How To Find College Scholarships
The total average cost of higher education now exceeds $240,000 per child at private four-year colleges.¹ There are several ways students and their families can fund the increasingly expensive college experience. Starting early with a comprehensive savings plan2 and, later, setting realistic …  Read More
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