There are two kinds of people: those who like cars and those who don’t care about them. I’m one of the former; people who are better at building wealth are
Five Questions About 529 Plans
Have you been considering opening a 529 college savings plan? Saving for a child’s education is also an important goal for many of my clients, and 529 Plans are often
Monthly Economic Update
I’m excited to go meet my friends’ new baby this month. She will be almost three months old, so hopefully she will still have that great baby head smell. Her
What to Do When Starting a Family Doesn’t Come Easily
I learned a lot from my experience with the fertility “industry” and enough time has passed that it is no longer such a sensitive topic for me. This also means
Last Minute Money Moves for 2020
Congratulations, you survived 2020! There are only a few weeks left in the year, but still enough time for a few money moves. Many economic commentaries have noted a “K-Shaped”
Thoughts on Leaving NYC …
After nearly 25 years, 2 degrees from NYU, 13 apartments, 2 boroughs, 5 neighborhoods, 2 cats, 1 husband, three kids and one dog, we packed up and left my favorite
Down to a Single Income? 3 Tips to Make it a Detour, not a Setback
2020 has brought more than its fair share of challenges. For many dual-income couples, you’ve spent the year balancing careers, working from home, figuring out childcare and distance learning, and
Executive Benefits You Can Ask for in Your Next Job
Congratulations! Are you being considered for a promotion in your current company or being offered a new job? This is an exciting time. It is time to leverage this opportunity
Three Steps to Making Smarter College Money Decisions
Why Making Smart College Money Choices Is More Complicated Now – And 3 Steps to Help Colleges and universities abruptly closed this spring and sent students home. The impact of
