The drawn-out election of 2020 is finally over, with Democrats winning both Senate seats in Georgia.
As a result, President Biden will have slender majorities
As 2020 sunsets, we welcome in 2021 with renewed hope that the new year will bring with it, health, wealth and joy. Areas of the economy have been damaged and
Your investment strategy is a lot like a marriage. One day you may feel like everything’s going smoothly and lovely. The next day, there might be an argument
Coping with the death of a loved one is difficult. We constantly encourage our clients to make sure that they have a completed estate plan for their death.
As we approach the 2020 holiday season, this will no doubt be unlike any in the past. Family gatherings and holiday travel will be harder as our world
As we approach the year end (can you believe it?), it is easy to get wrapped up in the busyness of the holiday season, when the last thing on your mind is
We have been getting a lot of questions on financial planning as it relates to who our next president will be. I thought it would be helpful to answer a few of
As we head into the year-end, it’s often a good time to look at realizing losses for tax purposes on your investments. If you’re planning to sell capital assets
Are you undercutting your efforts to build wealth? Good money habits can help you as you save and invest for the future. Bad habits can leave you treading water
Some life events you can anticipate, while others surprise you. This year has certainly brought a lot of the latter. Some are significant enough to affect your
Q – I am interested in purchasing life insurance. Could you please explain to me some of the different options?
A – Life insurance policies come in many
Myth 1: 100 minus your age equals the percentage of stocks to keep in your portfolio. If you’re 40 years old, for example, this myth recommends keeping 60
