Financial Planning
Surviving Spouses: More Flexibility on How to Commingle Retirement Accounts Means More Decisions to be Considered.
Making financial decisions after a spouse dies can obviously be overwhelming. Grief can cloud judgment, unfamiliar responsibilities may arise, and complex paperwork can...
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Planning for a Future You will Enjoy: Setting Short, Mid, and Long-Term Goals for Retirement
When it comes to retirement, the earlier you start planning, the more comfortable your golden years will be. Knowing where to begin, how...
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Gen X’s Window of Retirement Planning is Closing: How to Prepare ASAP
In 2025, Gen Xers are currently between the ages of 45 and 60. As a Gen X myself, part of me still feels...
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How the Fed Affects Mortgage Rates
The Federal Reserve raised rates 11 times total between 2022-2023, and the first rate cut has been long anticipated as we’ve waited to...
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Stock Market Volatility Has Returned, in a Big Way
The past week has been a stark reminder on why being an investor can be so hard. In the last week the S&P...
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Is Your 401(k) Balance Too High?
RISE OF THE 401(k) When I joined the workforce 23 years ago, the average American employee knew more about a 5K running competition...
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Financing the College Dream
After a prolonged and hectic application process due to the FAFSA filing this year, students have now declared where they will be attending...
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Welcome to 2024 (Part 2)
Welcome to 2024, Part 2. If you haven’t read part 1, start here. This is the second part of a two-part blog, where...
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Three Big Events This Week That Could Shape 2023 Returns
In the modern mainstream media era where everything is “breaking news”, please don’t assume I’m falling prey to this same use of hyperbole...
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