Tips for Keeping Your Estate Plan “In Plan”
You had a will drawn up, signed, and notarized; you created a power of attorney and a health care directive. You’re all done, right? Your estate planning is set, and you can move on to more pleasant endeavors.
Not necessarily.
Good Coverage: Your Changing Insurance Needs
Many of us think of insurance as the product we hope we’ll never need. Indeed, insurance remains a vital part of most financial plans. For many of the important things in life, it makes sense to shift some or all of the financial burden onto an insurance company. And in many cases—your home and your vehicles, for example—insurance is a legal requirement.
The Inheritance Talk: Tips for Those on Both Sides of the Table
Let’s face it: no one actually looks forward to a discussion that touches on the passing of a loved one. Maybe that’s why so many families tend to avoid the topics of inheritance and estate planning.
Days of Necessity
by JJ Sessions, CFP® At church yesterday, I noticed a large basket overflowing with fresh vegetables
How Your Money Story Can Help You Break Free
Sr. Financial Planners and Partners JJ Sessions and Marty Kurtz, were quoted in newscentermaine.com and
Six ways to survive a financial rough patch
JJ Sessions, CFP®. Partner/Sr. Financial Planner discusses Ways to Survive a Financial Rough Patch on
Preparing for the Unexpected
by JJ Sessions I am a big believer in the saying, “If you’re prepared, you
A Slow but Sure Approach to Success in the Year Ahead
The new year brings a sense of urgency to make changes in our lives and
Surviving a Financial Rough Patch
By J.J Sessions – Much has been said and written of late about an article
