• Are You Prepared for a 30 Year Retirement?

    Are You Prepared for a 30 Year Retirement?

    The good news? Retirees are living longer. The bad news? Many aren’t planning for it financially. Life expectancy is a key piece of retirement planning. After all, you’ll need to estimate your lifespan to determine how much money you’ll need to retire comfortably. Many pre-retirees speculate on this figure or overlook it entirely. So, how…

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  • 25 Ways to Make Friends in Retirement

    25 Ways to Make Friends in Retirement

    Retirement is an exciting phase of life, offering seniors the opportunity to explore new interests, travel, and spend more time with loved ones. However, it can also present challenges in terms of socializing and making new friends.  Research consistently highlights the positive impact of social connections on overall well-being, mental health, and longevity. Friendships provide…

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  • 10 Questions to Ask When Relocating in Retirement

    10 Questions to Ask When Relocating in Retirement

    Did you know that 40% of workers today plan to move to a different city or region after they retire?1 This underscores a trend of retirees eager to explore new horizons, trade familiar environments for fresh ones, and even redefine what their retirement living might look like. However, the decision to relocate during retirement shouldn’t…

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  • Mortgage Gimmicks Explained

    Mortgage Gimmicks Explained

    Mortgage rates have been rising steeply since 2021 and are now commonly found in the neighborhood of 7%. This is significant as you might remember rates in 2021 were often below 3%.1 The run-up has cooled the housing market considerably.  Now, lenders are having to get creative to drive new business. They’re offering more incentives…

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  • 3 Biases That Can Sabotage Your Wealth

    3 Biases That Can Sabotage Your Wealth

    Making financial decisions can often be more challenging than it appears. A variety of subtle influences can cloud our judgment. Among these, behavioral biases like anchoring, loss aversion, and herd behavior have been found to shape our choices significantly. In this article, we’ll explore each of these biases and ways to counteract their influence.  Anchoring …

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  • Gratitude’s Impact on Your Money Mindset

    Gratitude’s Impact on Your Money Mindset

    When we hear the term “gratitude,” most of us think of living a happier and more fulfilling life. We think of slowing down, being mindful, and cherishing the small moments, like savoring a cup of coffee or reconnecting with an old friend. But how does gratitude shape our perspective on money? Could practicing gratitude be…

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  • 5 Podcasts for Business Owners

    5 Podcasts for Business Owners

    Listening to podcasts is like having a personal coach or mentor for your business. Whether you’re looking for advice, creative ideas, or motivation, they can be a great help in reaching your goals. The podcasting industry is booming right now. Check out the growth since 2019:   Year Global Listeners 2019 274.8 million 2020 332.2 million…

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  • Answering Your Kids Toughest Money Questions

    Answering Your Kids Toughest Money Questions

    Kids ask tough questions about money. It’s how they learn. As a parent, these are teachable moments that offer a chance to impart some financial wisdom to them.   Start by asking them questions for clarification. After all, “Why does a lawyer always answer a question with a question?” Answer: “Why shouldn’t a lawyer answer a…

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  • What You Should Know About Advisor Fees

    What You Should Know About Advisor Fees

    Financial advisors and planners help you manage your investments and work toward your financial goals, such as estate and retirement planning. In return for their expertise and guidance, some advisors will charge a flat fee, while others work on commission. Some may even do both. But how are those fees determined and who pays for…

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