March 2020

COVID19 & Financial Market Update March 25th, 2020

CoronaVirus/COVID-19: A FEW FINANCIAL PRECAUTIONS YOU SHOULD HEED RIGHT NOW!

We are in the midst of unprecedented events. Air travel banned from foreign countries. Non-essential traffic halted at the borders. School systems shut down for the remainder […]

January 2020

3 Tips for Financial Health for the New Year

financial health

A recent Northwestern Mutual survey found that 41% of Americans are stressed about retirement planning, and 46% worry about outliving their savings.[1] And with 62% of Americans stressed about money in general[2], it’s surprising that only […]

December 2019

Alternative Gift Ideas

different present ideas

You could say that the law of diminishing returns applies to Christmas gifts as we age: As time goes on, we can use less and less material gifts. At a certain point we accumulate so […]

Reminder: Don’t Forget to Take RMDs by December 31st

Tax-advantaged retirement accounts like traditional 401(k)s and IRAs offer many advantages, but some of these don’t last forever. The government eventually reaps the reward of years of tax-free compounded interest by forcing you to withdraw funds from […]

July 2019

Market Volatility – What To Do?

Times of market volatility are never pleasant, but they pose a particular threat to you as you near and enter retirement. The state of the market just before you retire can impact your returns throughout your entire […]

April 2019

Exploring Alternative Investments

Exploring Alternative Investments

We’re living – and retiring – in unique times, and some retirement strategies reflect this. Many of those nearing retirement are on their own, as companies typically don’t fund pensions now. As Americans live longer, […]

Caring for Aging Parents

Caring for Aging Parents

Baby Boomers are sometimes referred to as the “Sandwich Generation,” because many spend time and money care for both their children and aging parents. In fact, according to the Pew Research Center, one in […]

Go to Top