Did you overspend this past holiday season? You’re not alone. 45% of Americans have felt pressured to overspend, or to spend more than they wanted to, during the holiday season. The pressure to spend comes at us in virtually every way imaginable. We’re shown an onslaught of ads everywhere from television to our social media… [Read More]
The Importance of Your Health During Retirement
So many people underestimate the value of their health during retirement. The truth is that Medicare, much like health insurance you receive from an employer while working full-time, likely isn’t going to cover everything you need it to. There will be gaps in your coverage – it’s just a question of determining where they are,… [Read More]
How Versus Who
If you have a bad toothache, what’s the first thing you do? You might give it 24 hours to see if it begins to feel better. Or you might go to WebMD and search for your symptoms in an effort to self-diagnose. Let’s assume for a minute that with the help of the internet and… [Read More]
How to Plan Financially for Your First Holiday as a Divorcee
Your first holiday season as a divorcee can be a rough one. From Halloween through Valentine’s Day, it might feel like you’re being bombarded with reminders that your life doesn’t look like what it used to, and that can be incredibly challenging. To make things more complicated, your financial life likely looks a lot different… [Read More]
Understanding Charitable Giving and the New Tax Code
Did you know that the majority of Americans give to charity in the months of November and December? In fact, 31% of charitable contributions are made in the month of December. This time of year, so many people are thinking about how they can use their wealth in a way that lines up with their… [Read More]
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