How Loneliness Can Shape Your Financial Plan
When my neighbor John recently lost his wife, my heart ached for him. I couldn’t imagine the pain he was going through, especially since he’d... more
What A Christmas Carol Can Teach Us About Leaving a Legacy of Joy
The holiday season is upon us, and 2020 has given us plenty to reflect on. It’s been a year of extreme ups and downs, but... more
Financial Planning for Special Needs Families
Ask any parent what their number one priority is and they'll all have the same answer. Our children—their health, happiness and well-being—come before anything else.... more
Why Putting Off Your Bucket List Is a Bad Idea
Retirement is often looked at as the shining light at the end of a long professional career. Ever catch yourself thinking thoughts like these? When... more
Love & Money: Couples, Are You Managing Finances Equally?
Maintaining a successful long-term relationship, and continuing to thrive over the long haul, is a team effort. Both partners have to be all in, both... more
I Came Down with a Chronic Illness. Now What?
If you've been diagnosed with a chronic illness, you already know that it affects more than just our physical health. Digesting the news and coming... more
Does Money Really Buy Happiness?
Can lasting happiness be traced back to the almighty dollar? It's an age-old question, and the answer tends to vary depending on who you ask.... more
Two Must-Read Summer Books
Summer may be a time for light beach reads, but if you’re ready for something a bit more insightful and inspirational, here are a couple... more
Six Things to Make the Most of Your Summer Months
As a kid, you waited all year for summer. It was the time in which getting up early, going to school, doing homework and taking... more