Crocuses are blooming in my yard, which have always given me joy. In Maryland they would poke their brave little buds up through the snow to promise that days would get longer soon. As faithfully as Fall returns and Winter …
February 25, 2021 Harsh Financial Truths Webinar
Sara led us through our Harsh Financial Truths About Divorce webinar. Helping clients make informed decisions is part of our mission. We are firm believers that a realistic approach to the process can prevent mistakes, save money, and most importantly, …
How to Choose Your New Health Insurance Plan at Work
It seems like every year health insurance gets more expensive, and more complicated. During the last 10 years, many employers have shifted to offering health plans that put more onus on you, the employee, to manage your costs and set …
End of Summer Garden Post
School has started and summer is pretty much over. And I haven’t written anything about the garden since April!
Basically, we didn’t spend nearly as much time out there this year, and it showed. Luckily for us, we had …
Top 5 Posts of 2013
Wow, 2013 has flown by!
Here are the top-viewed posts on this blog in 2013:
…March Garden Report
Spring has finally sprung!
Hard to believe, but the time has come to get back in the garden, even though it’s been cold and we’ve even had a little snow this month. I love to see the progress of the …
Top 5 Posts of 2012
It’s a little funny to specify the top five posts of 2012, since I only started the blog this year. I’m just getting warmed up!
But here are the top-viewed posts at this site in 2012:
…Set a Fun Financial Goal
Financial planning can be kind of a drag. Save for retirement. Buy more insurance. Save for college. Pay off debt.
Planning for death or disability is not exactly uplifting. Wouldn’t it be nice if financial goals …
Building Financial Confidence (My Video Debut!)
I was thrilled to recently be a part of “The Karen Walrond Show,” a web TV show with episodes at CafeMom.com.
The topic of our discussion was “building financial confidence”. Karen made the point – which I often find …
