by Niv | Feb 11, 2020 | 2020, Personal Finance
In December 2019, the Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement (SECURE) Act was passed. There are still many unknowns on how to interpret these changes. But before you sign your divorce settlement, understand if these changes will impact you....
by Niv | Jan 14, 2020 | 2020, Personal Finance
“Retirement” – it’s a term we’ve redefined over the years. This phase of life differs greatly from what our grandparents experienced. For most of us, retirement will be a time we replace working with living life. Home improvement projects you’ve put off because of...
by Niv | Dec 24, 2019 | Personal Finance
It’s normal to want your child to have more than you did at their age. But at what point do you stop financially supporting your adult child? We’ve seen statistics about rising student loan debt. It’s the reason many parents continue to pay for their adult child. And...
by Niv | Nov 26, 2019 | Personal Finance
It’s finally here – the holiday season. You enjoy buying gifts for others … and also for yourself. You splurge on Instagram worthy holiday gatherings – décor, food, beverages, not to mention your clothes. It’s easy to rack up expenses as you swipe/tap your card....
by Niv | Oct 22, 2019 | Personal Finance
Have you been with your significant other for years? You may have decided to live together even though you are not married. You may even refer to each other as “husband” or “wife” even though you are not legally married. You’re committed to each other but don’t hold a...
by Niv | Aug 27, 2019 | Personal Finance
It’s hard enough to deal with the emotional turmoil of divorce but understanding some of the jargon can make one’s head spin. Your definition of “fair” or “what is rightfully yours” may not be what the divorce settlement will reflect. Unfortunately, items accumulated...
