If you are approaching the age of 65, you’ll soon be eligible for Medicare coverage. For many of us, this sounds like a respite from the annual changes to your
Alimony, Maintenance, or Spousal Support?
If you are considering divorce or in the process, you may be wondering if spousal maintenance will be part of your financial plan for the future. Spousal support, alimony and
How is Child Support Calculated?
Child support is a crucial issue for any divorcing couple with children. Parents need to know what to expect so they may plan for the future. Here are the basic
So You Want to be a Landlord?
Ask around to any of your friends and someone is always talking about becoming a landlord. It’s also a topic that comes up with a lot of clients in our
Aging Parents? Here’s What You Need to Know About Their Finances
One of the most difficult times in our lives are when we finally start to notice our parents are aging. Maybe you don’t see them as much as you used
6 Common 401(k) Myths, Debunked
If you’re like many of our clients, you have access to a retirement plan through your company. The most common type of plan we see is an employee-directed defined-contribution plan,
What Divorced Parents Need to Know About Financial Aid
When advising divorced or separated parents on the college financial aid process (FAFSA), a number of questions come up that have answers that aren’t intuitive. In this post I will
The Trip of a Lifetime
As financial planners, we spend a lot of time talking about your vision for retirement. What would you do if you weren’t working? How will you spend your time? More
What is Return on Life™?
Is Your Money Being Used to Improve Your Life? There’s a movement toward redefining money: instead of accumulating money for what it can buy, more of us want to use
