by Niv | Jun 18, 2019 | Personal Finance
What an exciting time – watching your child graduate from college! While your feelings may be of pride, your recent graduate may be struggling with financial anxiety. The average student loan debt for the Class of 2018 was $29,800. Your child may have more or less...
by Niv | May 22, 2019 | Profession
As we roll into the summer months, your workload may slow down. It’s that time of year when colleagues, clients, and vendors take time off for family vacations. If you find yourself with downtime, use it to your advantage. Review your professional aspirations and...
by Niv | May 21, 2019 | Personal Finance
Taking care of an aging parent used to be discussed with clients in their 40s or older. But with couples having children later in life, it’s not unusual to see someone in their 30s dealing with this reality of life. Making decisions for an aging parent can be...
by Niv | May 20, 2019 | Personal Relationships
A few weeks ago, ABC aired a special report hosted by Diane Sawyer about how much time we spend on screens. According to the show, we spend the equivalent of 49 days looking at our smartphone. And, we unlock our smartphones on average 80 times daily. The report...
by Niv | Apr 23, 2019 | Personal Finance
Whether or not to pay for your child’s college education is a struggle many parents share. While it’s human nature to want to provide more for your child, financially, it could create a hardship for your retirement lifestyle. Some people who pay for their child’s...
