Six Tips for Wealth & Sanity
Investing can be stressful, but it doesn’t have to be. If you have a portfolio that was built for you and use the help [...]
Payroll Tax Reduction Q&A
The Trump administration has recently signaled that it’s looking at temporary reduction in payroll taxes as one way it can help support the economy [...]
Remarriage: Altering Your Financial Plan to Meet Your Needs
In previous generations, husband’s traditionally handled the family finances. While this arrangement may have worked well during the husband’s lifetime, the consequences of the [...]
Coronavirus Market Update
“The stock market takes an escalator up, and an elevator down,” is a classic Wall Street saying. The last week has sure felt like [...]
The Coronavirus Outbreak Is Spreading
News that the coronavirus—known as COVID-19—has spread to South Korea, Italy, Japan, and Iran, has led to massive selling around the globe, with many [...]
A “Reality Check” for Emerging Families
Steven and Pamela Jackson, both in their late twenties, have been married for five years. Steven is a customer service supervisor for a newspaper [...]
Spring Clean Your Finances
As temperatures warm up, trees begin budding, and the days get longer, you probably throw open your windows and think about spring cleaning your [...]
Women, Money, and Today’s Retirement
Despite all of the other advances made in our society in recent generations, women continue to face unique challenges when it comes to preparing [...]
Closer Look At February
A late month selloff in January saw the S&P 500 Index close marginally lower for the month. But stocks have taken off in February, [...]
Kobe Bryant’s Death Reminds Wives to Prepare- Widows have special considerations when planning their financial future
The world lost one of its greatest and most accomplished basketball players on Sunday, January 26, 2020. Early in the morning, Los Angeles Lakers [...]