The economic struggles in our country are among the worst we’ve ever seen. In April, a record 20 million people lost their jobs, and 36 million people have
How are you holding up? If you are like many Americans, you are probably feeling some level of anxiety regarding the COVID-19 outbreak. And that is okay. We are
“Life is 10% what happens to you and 90% how you respond to it.” — Lou Holtz
As the battle against the COVID-19 pandemic continues, how we respond to it will
With the recent pullback in the markets this is an attractive time to buy investments. If you haven’t already funded your retirement account for 2019, consider
Protecting your identity is crucial in this digital age we live in. The IRS recently launched an educational campaign called “Taxes. Security. Together.” to
Last week, one of the “big four” credit reporting agencies, Equifax, announced it experienced a security breach resulting in criminals accessing personal
Advice for Parents of College Bound Kids
The time is coming to get your graduated high school senior off to college. Most parents think about the normal
Market Outlook
The second quarter was a healthy one for investors. While the outlook for the remainder of the year still looks positive for equity
Relationships and Money
When I met my husband, his sister was handling all his bills. After we were married I took over. It wasn’t until 12 years into our
What is Financial Freedom? Financial Freedom can mean different things for each of us. It’s important to identify what it means to you personally because that
How are Financial Advisors Compensated?
The 3 primary ways financial advisors get paid are from hourly consulting, earning a commission based on
Buy a Home or Pay for College?
With the cost of college education increasing at a rate approximately double that of inflation, a toddler today will need
