Advice For Life

No matter how thorough our planning is, life inevitably tosses curveballs at us.

After a bit of political posturing in December, the $900 billion Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2021 (2021 CAA) was signed into law by President Trump as the COVID-19 pandemic…

As much as you would like to, you can’t keep your money in your retirement account forever.

An empty nest fills some parents with sadness and loneliness.

Planning for a nest egg that will keep you independent and fulfilled when you stop working?

There are many reasons why people who could retire are hesitant to do so.

Many studies have shown that charitable giving provides greater happiness than buying more stuff.

At the time of year when we want to be closest to our loved ones, Covid-19 is still making it difficult to spend time together.

As many may recall, seniors who previously enrolled in Medicare are facing some changes. Medigap Plan F might not be sold after 2020 and Medigap Plan G will be undergoing some changes.

As your parents begin to settle into their final phase of life, their health, residence, and finances could become a factor in your retirement planning.