There is so much information available to people about how much to save for retirement. Unfortunately, a lot of the articles, podcasts, and videos that you can explore have one fatal flaw: They offer generic savings goals to aim for, and don’t take your unique personal finances into account. Of course, no one blog post… [Read More]
3 Biggest Estate Planning Myths
Do you have an estate plan? If you’re like more than half of Americans, you might not. There are a lot of myths buzzing around about estate planning, but I wanted to dispel the top three that I hear often. Let’s dive right in! Estate Planning Myth: A Will Is All You Need Many people… [Read More]
Financial “Wins” to be Grateful For This Season
What are you thankful for this holiday season? I’m grateful for many things. I’m grateful for my wonderful wife, Elizabeth. I’m grateful to have been able to foster some adorable puppies this year alongside our forever-family pup, Winnie, and help them find their forever homes in turn. I’m grateful for days spent with family, time… [Read More]
What Should You Expect From Divorce Proceedings: An Interview With Tera Reese-Beisbier
I recently sat down with Tera Reese-Beisbier from Reese-Beisbier & Associates P.C. to discuss what, exactly, women who are considering divorce can expect from the divorce proceeding process. We’re dispelling a few common myths floating around about divorce, and providing actionable advice from an attorney’s perspective as you move forward. What Can You Expect from… [Read More]
Your Financial Plan Is Wrong – But You Still Need One
So many people believe that financial planning is a one-time event. They go to see an hourly financial planner, have a plan created, and pat themselves on the back – they did it! Then they check that box on their to-do list and move on with their lives. Unfortunately, this isn’t how financial planning works…. [Read More]
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