Long-Term Care, Who Pays?
As you enter your “golden years,” perhaps you imagine yourself traveling, visiting grandchildren, or pursuing a favorite hobby. Unfortunately, none of us can predict what the future may bring. But, according to the U.S. Department [...]
Inflation Also Impacts Your Insurance Coverage
Make the necessary updates before you need them (when it’s too late). When Jill and John Smith purchased their life insurance policies ten years ago, they based their coverage on their anticipated obligations and needs. [...]
Hank the Tank: A Precursor to What’s Coming?
No matter the short-term noise, stick to your financial plan and stay calm. The average weight of a black bear in the western U.S. ranges from 100 to 300 pounds, according to the Washington Department [...]
Matter of Tax
REMEMBERING THE EXPIRED COVID BENEFITS AND GUARDING AGAINST IDENTITY THEFT. EXPIRED BENEFITS in 2022. As the omicron virus rages across the world, many are wondering about the temporary changes that were made to health plans. [...]
Three Sobering Thoughts Hurting Your Retirement
Stagnant wage growth, rising inflation, and low-interest rates are real issues. The idea of retiring at age 65 with a gold watch and a fully funded retirement account is a quaint notion for many [...]
Understanding the Estate Planning Process
A well-structured estate plan can be invaluable to you and your family. It is common for people to put off planning their estates. After all, no one wants to anticipate his or her own death. [...]
Seven Suggestions from Tom Brady Before Retiring
Planning can help turn a stressful retirement into a successful one. The day before the AFC and NFC Championships were played, ESPN broke the news that Tom Brady was officially retiring from football. Well, it [...]
Market Volatility Can Stir Your Loss Aversion
Here is a statement that is bound to cause you to raise your eyebrows: Your long-term financial success depends less on the structure of your portfolio than on your ability to adapt your behavior to [...]