Monthly Archives: June 2018
Financial/Estate Planning Should Always Be Unique for Every Single Family Member
When it comes to looking towards a family’s future, every couple has to realize that their situation is often changing and also extremely unique. What works for some other family that you heard about in a recent conversation with a friend or even another family member, might not be suited to your individual needs…. Read More »
Mistakes Can Happen When You Focus Only on Money and Financial Planning
Money and financial planning obviously go hand in hand and estate planning must be added into the mix as well. However, being too focused on money can lead to your goals being missed. Social capital is equally important, which refers to a person’s ability to relate constructively to the world in which they live…. Read More »
Can’t Afford Long Term Care? Here Are Six Different Ways to Pay for It
You may be under the impression that you just can’t afford long term care and you are banking on your ability to remain healthy long into your older years. But, unfortunately, the average cost of long term care in 2015, for a 65-year-old, was $138,000. Approximately half of seniors will need some type of… Read More »
Be Prepared for Changes in Retirement
Retirement brings about many different questions, particularly what you are going to do with your time. It’s also still a good idea to think about what will happen going forward as you approach your individual relationship with your spouse and your family members. Having conversations about financial matters or how you will divide up… Read More »