If as households we do crumble financially yet another time, will this 'outlier' event finally teach us a valuable lesson? How many Black Swans must we endure to work diligently, effortlessly, to shore up our family’s finances?
It seems like the sky is falling, it always does when we get into one of these environments, but fret not we’ve been here before. The question is what will you do different this time around?
On the road to personal financial milestones, investors aspire to reach multiple destinations that are important to them - whether it's saving for a college education or retirement, we all seek to assess the risks. Here's three to avoid.
Retirement care analysis is a deep dive into the overall retirement planning process. Unlike income planning, retirement care planning requires us to face our inevitable physical limitations and the toll it can have on personal finances along with the negative ripple effects on wealth and health of loved ones.
Why Dave Ramsey is right, but also VERY wrong about the use of Permanent Life insurance in your financial and retirement planning process. You could be leaving a LOT of tax-free income on the table for your retirement.
With the passage of the SECURE ACT and the death of the STRETCH IRA there has been a lot of noise about HSA’s. You can use an HSA as an investment vehicle and get a triple tax benefit.
Super Savers are a special breed.They are not concerned about keeping up impressions; they exist outside the mainstream of seductive consumerism. Call it a mindset. Whatever it is, those who fall into this category or save 20% or more of their income on a consistent basis are members of an elite group who strive for early financial independence.
You may have more in common with Kobe Bryant and Chandler Parsons that you know. No one expects the worst to happen, but not being prepared can be devastating to your families future financially.
The higher stocks ride a glide path of zero volatility, the greater the risks for investors and their financial partners to fall victim to overconfidence. After all, we are human; when it comes to money and emotions our brains are no smarter than a lizard's.