Money and Remarriage

Money and Remarriage

“My first marriage was a practice round” “Third time is a charm” Remarrying brings hope and joy. It’s a time to celebrate and to start anew. With all the joy of remarriage, why even bring up the topic of money? Working with divorce clients, I’ve seen...
How to Handle Financial Matters After Your Spouse Dies

How to Handle Financial Matters After Your Spouse Dies

When a spouse dies, no one can fully understand your grief – mainly because everyone has a unique relationship with their spouse. Some of the things you’re experiencing, other survivors may understand. But your grieving process is unique to you and your relationship....
I Think I Left My 401(k) …

I Think I Left My 401(k) …

Greg is 43 years old. During his 20-year career, he worked for four different employers. In his 20s and early 30s, Greg didn’t pay attention to his finances – at that time, he didn’t have a wife and two kids. But now, things are different. He remembers...
5 Tips to Help Your Child Learn About Money

5 Tips to Help Your Child Learn About Money

Do you realize your child’s first experience with money will impact their financial behavior for life? That’s HUGE – no wonder there‘s a lot of debate regarding how to teach children about money. Money isn’t everything, but it can make life easier – an important...
Can I Afford In-Home Care For Mom?

Can I Afford In-Home Care For Mom?

Families making care decisions for their aging loved one can easily become overwhelmed as they juggle emotions and financial decisions. Many families struggle with calculating how much they can afford for in-home care, mainly because they don’t have a handle on...