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
Should I Cash In My 401k?
"I learned that courage was not the absence of fear, but the triumph over it. The brave man is not he who does not feel afraid, but he who conquers that fear." Nelson Mandela As the stock market falls in response to the spread of Coronavirus, it can seem incredibly rational to move your 401k and … Read More
Retirement Risk Overview: Intro to Our Retirement Is For Living Series
You have worked hard and saved for several years now, but like many approaching retirement, you are probably wondering “will it be enough?” Part of our Retirement Is For Living planning process involves a careful consideration of the various risks you may encounter in the forthcoming decades. These … 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
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