by Sara Stanich | Sep 27, 2017 | Cash Flow, Debt
By now you’ve heard about the massive data breach at Equifax which include the personal information of up to 143 million people. Although we have (sadly) grown accustomed to hearing about similar data breaches, like the ones at Target, Anthem, Yahoo or Home...
by Sara Stanich | Feb 20, 2015 | Cash Flow, General, Insurance, Investing, Kids, Planning
For many of my clients, a life event or transition forces them to seek out the advice of a financial planner for the first time. You might have had a loose financial “plan” or set of expectations, but something happens to turn that plan upside down. Some of those...
by Sara Stanich | Aug 22, 2014 | Cash Flow
When is it worth it to pay for convenience? Do you ever feel guilty about paying for something you know you could do yourself? How do you know if you can afford it? I think many of my clients struggle with this, and my family does too. What Does it Cost? Here are some...
by Sara Stanich | Apr 14, 2014 | Cash Flow, Debt
Unfortunately, I have heard several stories from clients affected by identity theft. The results can include financial loss, fraudulent bills, damaged credit, and the huge hassle of contacting financial institutions and getting the mess sorted out. Tips to Protect...
by Sara Stanich | Dec 3, 2013 | Cash Flow, Press, Saving
I was a part of this recent piece with Erin Moriarty on CBS Sunday Morning, “Battle for a Living Wage.” (You can catch me around the 5:45 mark). The piece is about the movement to raise the minimum wage to a “living wage” of $15/hour. My...
by Sara Stanich | Oct 29, 2013 | Cash Flow, Press
When a client planning a move to a Manhattan co-op apartment asked advisor Sara Stanich if she should buy a two-bedroom rather than a one-bedroom — just in case her son needed a place to crash after graduating college — the answer was clear: no. But Stanich took a...
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