By Kimberly Quinn, CFP® The complexity of divorce can be overwhelming for anyone. Whether you saw it coming from miles away or were taken by surprise, it can be emotionally, mentally, and financially draining. This is especially true for women, who often bear the brunt of caretaking responsibilities and may not have as much confidence… Read More »
By Kimberly Quinn, CFP® Regardless of how it happens, it can be shocking for any woman to experience the mental, emotional, and financial transition that comes from divorce. Moving forward is never easy, but it doesn’t have to wreak havoc on your future. That’s why I feel passionate about working with women who are either… Read More »
By Kimberly Quinn, CFP® As a financial advisor, I know how many concerns and considerations you have on your plate. There’s a lot to think about—from investment management to insurance needs to estate planning and beyond! Over the years I’ve seen many of my clients make the same omissions again and again. To help educate… Read More »
By Kimberly Quinn, CFP® The 2019 film Knives Out is a whodunit about a wealthy man who suddenly dies when he is given a lethal dose of the wrong medication by his nurse. His children and grandchildren, an ensemble of very eccentric characters, begin to argue over who is the new owner of his home,… Read More »
By Kim Segal, CFP® When you say, “I do” and start your marriage, the last thing you’re thinking about is the potential death of your spouse. We get it. It’s heart-wrenching and uncomfortable. But do you know what’s even worse? Being caught unprepared as you wade through what feels like insurmountable grief. And considering the… Read More »
By Kim Segal, CFP® How are you doing on your New Year’s resolutions? Hopefully you aren’t part of the 80% of Americans who discard their resolutions by February, (1) but if you are, remember that there’s nothing magical about January 1st. No matter where we are in the year, you can set new intentions and… Read More »
By Kim Segal, CFP® After a three-year rally, the financial markets have been down for seven straight days, marking their worst slide since the pandemic decline in March of 20201. Monday’s market dip put the S&P 500 down over 10%, which is officially called a “correction” on Wall Street2. In addition to the stock market… Read More »
By Kim Segal, CFP® It’s official. After months of being told the current inflation crisis is transitory, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell announced that we can expect high inflation to continue into 20221. What may have seemed like a slight inconvenience at first is now becoming a much larger issue as people watch the value… Read More »
By Nick Shea, MBA An oft-overlooked yet headache-inducing retirement transition task is planning for healthcare coverage and thus navigating the Medicare system. Medicare offers a variety of enrollment options, which gives you the flexibility to choose components of the plan that you need. Unfortunately, all those choices can also be confusing to understand. The enrollment… Read More »
By Nick Shea, MBA As you move down your retirement checklist, do you get caught up on healthcare? Enrolling in the right healthcare coverage is an incredibly important decision that can often feel overwhelming. Not only do you want to make sure you have coverage for your medical needs (both known and unknown), but you… Read More »
