17 Sep One Size Fits All?
I have a favorite store where I often find linen clothing from Europe. The dresses are usually one-size-fits-all, and they're often quite voluminous. I used to have another favorite t-shirt...
I have a favorite store where I often find linen clothing from Europe. The dresses are usually one-size-fits-all, and they're often quite voluminous. I used to have another favorite t-shirt...
“We fling our paychecks at pastel cookware and strawberries from farmers’ markets.” For some reason, I just loved this line from an article I read recently. It created a vivid visual...
One of the saddest things I encountered early in my finance career was a gentleman nearing retirement age whose 401k had been sitting in cash his entire career. This was...
529 plans were created in 1996 to give families a tax-advantaged way to save for college. Roth IRAs were created a year later to give people another tax-advantaged way to...
Many people are unsure about the right questions to ask to ensure a financial solution is a good fit for them. One important aspect often overlooked in financial conversations is...
In a 2023 survey, nearly nine out of 10 workers said it was extremely or very important to have a job that offers paid time off (PTO) for vacations, doctor...
It's estimated that more than one in 10 Americans leases a storage unit. In June 2023, the nationwide prices charged by self-storage facilities averaged $165 per month, after rising 20%...
An analysis of data from the Federal Reserve Survey of Consumer Finances found that 47% of U.S. households were at risk of not having adequate retirement income, but only 19% were aware...
Is your asset active or inactive? An active asset generates revenue, such as my client's Airbnb property. Conversely, an inactive asset does not generate income and may even incur expenses, like...
“Accounting is a way to turn organized books into insight.” ~ Seth Godin I enjoyed this Seth Godin post, in particular points 2 and 4, below, which could equally apply to...