by Niv | Dec 5, 2023 | Personal Finance
It’s become normal for children to move back in with their parents after college. It’s comforting for both the adult child AND the parent. But is it really in the best interest of your adult child? We all want our children to be happy in life. “Happy” is subjective...
by Niv | Nov 7, 2023 | Personal Finance
Last month, we posted a blog about things to do when visiting your elderly loved one this holiday. (If you missed it, click on the title to read it: Start Planning Now to Visit Your Elderly Loved One) In that blog, we identified the need to review your elderly...
by Niv | Oct 3, 2023 | Personal Finance
It may be too early to think about your holiday spending, but it never fails … as soon as Halloween ends, time goes forward very quickly. If you haven’t thought about your holiday spending yet, start estimating expenses and start saving. Some people are disciplined...
by Niv | Jul 11, 2023 | Personal Finance
Since the beginning of your career, you’ve been encouraged to save for retirement. Even though retirement seemed far away, your employer gave you paperwork to complete when you were hired. The paperwork was regarding their employer-sponsored retirement savings plan....
by Niv | Jun 6, 2023 | Personal Finance
Going through a divorce is emotional. It’s also a large financial decision. While many focus on splitting assets, an extended analysis is needed to ensure you can afford your post-divorce lifestyle. Before agreeing to your divorce settlement, assess these key areas...
by Niv | May 2, 2023 | Personal Finance
When developing financial plans for parents, we discuss their priorities on what they want for their children. While providing basic needs is a given, most parents want their children to have more. They want to send their children to private schools. They want to...
