When working with lumber, the hard and fast rule my father and uncles taught me was to measure twice, cut once. You should treat your tax return the
There are countless ways to say “I Love You” and some of them involve money and gifts. But the topic of money is probably not one of the sweet
Identity theft is very real. And our digital lives make it easier than ever to be hacked. Think about your week. How many emails did you send? Make
Spending in retirement can be a slippery slope. Gone are the employer paychecks, replaced (perhaps) by a lump sum retirement plan that you have to
Back in December I did a quick Google search for a non-profit I regularly assist. It led me to “The Online Giving Sunday"1 where I read that online
We are fielding more and more questions about long-term care insurance, which is in line with what studies show as the number one concern of retirees. You
I’m a New Year’s baby, so I’ve always looked forward to the holiday. More than just a new calendar year, it marks another year of my life come and gone
Welcome to the holidays, which can be the most expensive time of the year! From thoughtful gifts for grandchildren, to gifts that say, “I love you” to a
As we flip the page to December, we often turn our attention to shopping, holiday parties, gift giving and family gatherings. It may seem like just
There are many opportunities to question our investment choices. We probably do this when we review our financial statements, read news headlines, or
Change can bring out a lot of our emotions, some at opposite ends of the spectrum. For some, change can be exciting. For others, it can be
Some of your investments will not work, for any number of reasons. The sooner you become OK with that fact, the more emotionally prepared you will be
