Bounds Bounce BackFebruary 21, 2024As a decade of low interest rates came to a rapid end, bonds did not act like themselves in 2022,…
Six Common Investment Mistakes and How to Combat ThemJanuary 17, 2024Investing is a powerful tool that can help build your wealth and secure your financial future. However, there are plenty…
40th Anniversary Q&As with Carl Holubowich and Chris RiversOctober 20, 2023As part of our firm’s 40th anniversary celebration, we’re showcasing the stories of our principals as part of a video…
Cash is No Longer Trash: 7 Options for Parking Your CashJuly 24, 2023A little over a year ago, interest rates were about as low as they could go. Now, it’s a different…
Why to Keep Saving for RetirementJune 28, 2023Most of us work hard for several decades with the goal of someday being able to retire comfortably. But while…
10 Things to Do With Your Tax RefundApril 26, 2023Hurray, you finished filing your taxes and are getting a tax refund! If you don’t need the money for essentials…
Retirement Savings ChangesApril 5, 2023Americans have been warned for years of an impending retirement crisis. In 2019, Boston College estimated there was a $7.1…
Why Retiring in 2022 Could be a Challenge and What to do About itNovember 16, 2022It’s a scary time for anyone who recently retired and for those about to. Stocks (as measured by the S&P…
How Insurance Fits in Your Financial PlanSeptember 7, 2022One of the first steps in creating your financial plan is to identify your goals, their time horizons, and your…
Protect yourself: 10 ways to prevent identity theftJuly 15, 2022Identity theft is a growing problem in the U.S., and pandemic relief made it worse as identity thieves targeted relief…
Six Resolutions to Improve Your Finances in 2022February 14, 2022At the beginning of the year people make resolutions involving health, work, or family, but getting your financial house in…
Impact of Children on Your Financial PathApril 22, 2021When thinking about your future, there are many factors and life choices you will have to plan and save for—whether…
Should I Wait to Start My Social Security Benefits?April 1, 2021Deciding when to begin taking your Social Security retirement benefits can be difficult because there are many factors to consider.…
Are You Better Off with a Roth?February 11, 2021While you might already be invested in an employer-sponsored plan like a 401(k), an Individual Retirement Account (IRA) allows you…
Is a Donor-Advised Fund (DAF) Right for You?January 21, 2021A donor-advised fund (DAF) is like a charitable investment account with the sole purpose of supporting organizations you care about.…
D.C. is a Financial Standout. Are You Making the Most of Your Career?October 1, 2020The politics of our hometown might get more headlines, but the economics of D.C. tell a story that’s just as…
Emergency Funds: Preparing for the UnexpectedJanuary 1, 2020Many people don’t understand the importance of establishing and maintaining an emergency fund until it’s too late. Are you financially…
The SECURE Act and its Potential Impact on Your RetirementJuly 1, 2019With the decline of traditional pensions, most of us are now responsible for saving money for our own retirement. In…
The Sneaky Way for High Earners to Add Money into a Roth IRA Tax-FreeApril 1, 2019When you are thinking about how to put your hard-earned dollars to work, it’s important to consider every option for…
Is Your Home a Good Investment?January 1, 2019Homes are wonderful and it is viewed as the most coveted part of the American dream. Owning your own home…