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How The New SECURE Act Could Affect Your Retirement Account
The SECURE Act has passed. Back in June of last year, shortly after the House of Representatives passed the SECURE Act on May 23rd, […]
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A Personal Credo Guides You To Professionals Who Live By The Same Credo
“Live your life with integrity… Let your credo be this: Let the lie come into the world, let it even triumph. But not through […]
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Confused By $0 Premium Medicare Advantage Plans
Let’s dive into demystifying Medicare Advantage plans. I don’t know about you, but lately I’m feeling bombarded every time I turn on the TV […]
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How A Financial Plan Can Make Life Less Spooky
There are few things scarier than financial instability. As much as I love the spooky nature of Halloween, (see last month’s blog Something Wicked […]
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Should We Stay Or Should We Go
The question of staying stateside or going overseas is one that many people pose to themselves as they think about and plan for retirement. […]
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ABC’s Of Planning For College Expenses
College Expenses Continue to Skyrocket It’s not a figment of your imagination: The cost of a college education continues to rise, outpacing the rate […]
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Increasing Lifespan And Health Span
In all likelihood, your life will be longer than you expect. According to Stanford researchers, “Human lifespans are increasing by approximately three years every […]
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Cryptocurrency Welcomes A New Yet Very Familiar Face
We’ve all been hearing about cryptocurrencies. They’ve been around for a full decade, since 2009 when Bitcoin came onto the scene. For most people, […]
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Is Your Long-Term Care Insurance Policy Terminal
Do you have a traditional long-term care insurance policy? It would not be at all surprising if you don’t. After all, statistics show that […]
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Financial Puzzle Solver
The work I do as a financial adviser requires that I spend a lot of time reviewing clients’ financial information. This includes bank statements, […]
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How To Prevent The Necessity Of Intergenerational Living
You raised your kids to be independent. You taught them to take care of themselves and to plan for the future. The question is, […]
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Spring Inspires Tidying Up Your Home And Your Finances
The anticipation of Spring is definitely in the air. For so many of us, the onset of spring and fresh air outside means spring […]
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Independent for Life
Businesses today seeking to reinforce their brand are encouraged to come up with a statement to encapsulate what they are. The statement is supposed […]
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Red Feather Financial For Those Who Know What They Want And How To Get It
Red has always been a power color, and the bright red feather of the male cardinal is the inspiration for Red Feather Financial. Besides […]
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The Benefits Of Love In Marriage And Other Long-Term Partnerships
February is the month of love. Romantic love is the primary focus of the month. We pay tribute to the excitement of new love, […]
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Financial Gardening Requires Planning, Management And Protection
I often compare the concept of cultivating financial wellbeing to that of gardening. When starting a garden, you have to determine where you’ll situate […]
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Give Yourself And Loved Ones A Gift That Won’t End Up In The Landfill
Gift giving can be stressful. According to an article I recently read, “Each year, consumers return about $380 billion worth of goods — $90 […]
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When Parenthood Is Postponed
Many women of the Baby Boomer generation decided to postpone motherhood until their late 30’s and 40’s. I am among those who made this […]
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How So Many People Jinx Their Future
It’s Fall Break – that means no school so, as my husband heads out to battle Atlanta traffic, I say “Traffic should be light […]
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Why I Hate Insurance
My business recommends services and products created by insurance companies so how dare I say I hate insurance? Well first let me tell you […]
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Losing A Spouse Doesn’t Have To Mean Losing Income
The institution of marriage offers many unique opportunities aside from the obvious ones such as companionship and family. Marriage offers unique financial planning opportunities […]
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Red Feather Financial Helps Secure Income for Life When You Retire
Planning for life in a distant future is something many Americans don’t do. When young, we are typically living in the moment or looking […]
continue reading
How The New SECURE Act Could Affect Your Retirement Account
The SECURE Act has passed. Back in June of last year, shortly after the House of Representatives passed the SECURE Act on May 23rd, […]
continue readingA Personal Credo Guides You To Professionals Who Live By The Same Credo
“Live your life with integrity… Let your credo be this: Let the lie come into the world, let it even triumph. But not through […]
continue readingConfused By $0 Premium Medicare Advantage Plans
Let’s dive into demystifying Medicare Advantage plans. I don’t know about you, but lately I’m feeling bombarded every time I turn on the TV […]
continue readingHow A Financial Plan Can Make Life Less Spooky
There are few things scarier than financial instability. As much as I love the spooky nature of Halloween, (see last month’s blog Something Wicked […]
continue readingShould We Stay Or Should We Go
The question of staying stateside or going overseas is one that many people pose to themselves as they think about and plan for retirement. […]
continue readingABC’s Of Planning For College Expenses
College Expenses Continue to Skyrocket It’s not a figment of your imagination: The cost of a college education continues to rise, outpacing the rate […]
continue readingIncreasing Lifespan And Health Span
In all likelihood, your life will be longer than you expect. According to Stanford researchers, “Human lifespans are increasing by approximately three years every […]
continue readingCryptocurrency Welcomes A New Yet Very Familiar Face
We’ve all been hearing about cryptocurrencies. They’ve been around for a full decade, since 2009 when Bitcoin came onto the scene. For most people, […]
continue readingIs Your Long-Term Care Insurance Policy Terminal
Do you have a traditional long-term care insurance policy? It would not be at all surprising if you don’t. After all, statistics show that […]
continue readingFinancial Puzzle Solver
The work I do as a financial adviser requires that I spend a lot of time reviewing clients’ financial information. This includes bank statements, […]
continue readingHow To Prevent The Necessity Of Intergenerational Living
You raised your kids to be independent. You taught them to take care of themselves and to plan for the future. The question is, […]
continue readingSpring Inspires Tidying Up Your Home And Your Finances
The anticipation of Spring is definitely in the air. For so many of us, the onset of spring and fresh air outside means spring […]
continue readingIndependent for Life
Businesses today seeking to reinforce their brand are encouraged to come up with a statement to encapsulate what they are. The statement is supposed […]
continue readingRed Feather Financial For Those Who Know What They Want And How To Get It
Red has always been a power color, and the bright red feather of the male cardinal is the inspiration for Red Feather Financial. Besides […]
continue readingThe Benefits Of Love In Marriage And Other Long-Term Partnerships
February is the month of love. Romantic love is the primary focus of the month. We pay tribute to the excitement of new love, […]
continue readingFinancial Gardening Requires Planning, Management And Protection
I often compare the concept of cultivating financial wellbeing to that of gardening. When starting a garden, you have to determine where you’ll situate […]
continue readingGive Yourself And Loved Ones A Gift That Won’t End Up In The Landfill
Gift giving can be stressful. According to an article I recently read, “Each year, consumers return about $380 billion worth of goods — $90 […]
continue readingWhen Parenthood Is Postponed
Many women of the Baby Boomer generation decided to postpone motherhood until their late 30’s and 40’s. I am among those who made this […]
continue readingHow So Many People Jinx Their Future
It’s Fall Break – that means no school so, as my husband heads out to battle Atlanta traffic, I say “Traffic should be light […]
continue readingWhy I Hate Insurance
My business recommends services and products created by insurance companies so how dare I say I hate insurance? Well first let me tell you […]
continue readingLosing A Spouse Doesn’t Have To Mean Losing Income
The institution of marriage offers many unique opportunities aside from the obvious ones such as companionship and family. Marriage offers unique financial planning opportunities […]
continue readingRed Feather Financial Helps Secure Income for Life When You Retire
Planning for life in a distant future is something many Americans don’t do. When young, we are typically living in the moment or looking […]
continue reading