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Planning for Health Problems

A clear look at potential health risks is an important part of retirement planning. It isn’t always easy to think about, but overlooking these decisions can create major financial strain later on. Even if you’re healthy now, it’s worth preparing for how your medical...

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The Power of Simplifying Your Life

Back in 1977, an Apple brochure declared, “Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.” Decades later, that principle helped shape Steve Jobs’ vision and turned Apple into a global icon of beautiful, easytouse technology. Simplicity isn’t just good design—it’s a way of...

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Buy Life Insurance

If anyone you love relies upon your income to meet their daily needs, and you do not have life insurance, stop reading this and go buy some. Full stop.

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Advice For Life

Cultivating Gratitude in Your Kids

Cultivating Gratitude in Your Kids

During the holidays our thoughts turn to the many blessings that enrich our lives. But gratitude shouldn't just be something we share annually around a big dinner table. That's especially true for parents who want to teach their children the difference between wants...

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Navigating the Emotional Side of Retirement

Navigating the Emotional Side of Retirement

You've been working towards this moment for decades. But have you really prepared for it? Once the countdown is over and you've left your retirement party, the reality of retirement is going to set in. And many new retirees are surprised by the waves of emotions they...

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SMI Transition Planning

The Letter of Intent

The Letter of Intent

As a parent of a caregiver of someone with an SMI, you have likely identified the individual(s) that you believe will provide continuity of care after your passing.

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