by Sara Stanich | Apr 29, 2020 | Cash Flow, General, Press
UPDATE – VIDEO POSTED BELOW It seems that every day another client is sharing news of layoffs and company shutdowns. Over the last five weeks, 26.4 million people in the US have lost their jobs. For context, this is more than all the jobs created since the 2008...
by Liz Sylvan | Apr 16, 2020 | Cash Flow, Planning
If you’ve had a loss of income due to the COVID-19 shutdown, you may be wondering how to protect yourself financially. We look at people’s cash flow every day, so we have a pretty good idea of how people choose to spend. In difficult times, we recommend a triage...
by Sara Stanich | Mar 29, 2020 | Cash Flow, Planning, Retirement, Saving, Small Business, Taxes
The Coronavirus pandemic is affecting us all. We’ve been staying healthy personally, but our kids have been home from school for weeks, and clients are sharing news of work furloughs, cancelled projects and closed businesses. It’s amazing how fast things are changing...
by Sara Stanich | Mar 23, 2020 | Cash Flow, Kids, Planning
Like almost everyone else, our family is staying home right now and physically staying away from really anyone else outside the family. I feel incredibly blessed that we moved out of the city to the place where we want to spend our days last summer, and to a new house...
by Sara Stanich | Feb 15, 2020 | Cash Flow, Divorce
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 maintenance usually mean the same thing, and may be used interchangeably by your attorney or...
by Nannette Kamien | Nov 20, 2019 | Cash Flow, Real Estate, Retirement
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 financial planning practice. Some are unwilling landlords because they can’t yet sell a property they bought...
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