On Positive Action in Light of Tragedies
If you’re like me, you’ve spent most of the morning watching the coverage of the
It Takes Time
I was speaking with one of my mentors yesterday afternoon, about something that I was
Student Loan Consolidation Deadline 6/30!
If you’ve got Student Loans, you need to be aware of this deadline and the
100 Minus Your Age? – Financial Rules of Thumb Series
[This post is part of the Financial Rules of Thumb series. Check out the rest here!] Today’s rule
“If You Don’t Get It Built, The Work Doesn’t Matter”
The above is a great quote from Seth Godin’s Blog today. He references the work
Inherited IRAs: What You Need To Know
I’ve recently had issues with a few different clients recently who have inherited IRAs and
Who Are Your Beneficiaries? Are You Sure?
I’ve been working with a client who is in the process of settling their deceased
Teaching Kids Using “Money As You Grow”
The President’s Advisory Council on Financial Capability recently released a wonderful website and poster called
A Financial Plan for When (If) You Get Laid Off
We’ve all seen the news about the Times-Picayune no longer publishing on a daily basis,
What Do You Do When You Mess Up?
I think we’d all admit that making mistakes is a part of life. Yet, we
How Much Money Do You See?
Think about that for just a second. How much of your money do you actually
Lending Money to Adult Children? 4 Points to Consider
I had a conversation recently with a retiree who was approached by their child for
