Hiring A Divorce Attorney
One of the most important decisions you can make during your divorce process is hiring the right advisors to guide you through the process.
How the Past, Present & Future Impact Your Financial Plan
In this blog, I will be discussing how the recent past, present, and future impact your financial plan.
Two Strategies for Rebalancing Your Portfolio
Your investment portfolio is more than the sum of your account balances. It represents your pathway toward important financial goals, whether a comfortable retirement or a college education for your kids.
Is Your Business Protected if Disaster Strikes?
What would happen to your business after a fire, a massive data breach or the sudden loss of a key employee? Would it recover? How long would it take?
How to Protect Yourself From Identity Theft
Identity thieves can use your personal information to open fraudulent accounts and steal your money through unauthorized purchases and withdrawals. Luckily there are steps you can take to protect against identity theft and reduce the damage when it happens.
Five Rules of Long-Term Investing
The COVID-19 pandemic helped put an end to the longest bull market in history. The stock market plunged, and many investors were tempted to pull their money out of the market to avoid additional losses.
The New Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act
On June 5th, 2020, the Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act (PPPFA) was signed into law, with the hopes of easing concerns expressed by the small business community around the Paycheck Protection Program.
Understanding Behavioral Bias
Are you a better-than-average driver? Chances are, you answered yes. That’s because nearly three-quarters of people think they are better-than-average drivers. Besides being mathematically impossible, this statistic is an example of overconfidence—and is just one illustration of how certain biases can influence our thought patterns.
Your IRA and Your Legacy
Individual retirement accounts (IRA) are a cornerstone of many people’s retirement savings strategy, and for good reason: The ability to contribute pre-tax income—and to defer taxes until you start making withdrawals—means your savings can potentially grow more quickly than they could in a taxable account.