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Caring for Aging Parents

When talking to a parent about future care, it’s best to have a strategy for structuring the conversation.

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Year-End Financial Moves to Maximize Your Momentum

Your peak earning years bring with them a powerful opportunity: the chance to build real financial momentum. But that momentum doesn’t come from income alone. It also comes from planning, strategic guidance, and informed decision making. As the year draws to a close, it’s a perfect moment to review your finances and take strategic steps…

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Tax Loss Harvesting

Not every investment will be a winner, but a strategy called tax-loss harvesting can potentially lower your tax bill.

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October 2026 Market Outlook

Take a look into the current state of the market as of October 2026!

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The Digital Moat: Protecting Private Wealth

As your digital footprint grows, so too must your security habits. It may be time to revisit how your digital security fits into your broader financial strategy.

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Social Security Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) 2027

The Social Security Administration has announced a 3.6 percent cost-of-living adjustment for 2027.

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The Values Shaping Your Financial Decisions

When it comes to financial planning, value alignment is the goal.

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Sips for Success 2026

On Tuesday evening, Financial Consultants Andrew Bonetti and Drew Harrod returned to their alma mater to inspire the next generation of business leaders at “Sips for Success.” This dynamic mock-networking event gave undergrads the chance to connect with alumni and sharpen their networking skills. Andrew took the stage as a guest panelist, sharing real-world advice…

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What Families Need to Know About 2027-28 FAFSA

Here’s what you need to know before completing the 2027-28 FAFSA.

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Extended Care Costs

Extended care is one of the biggest wild cards in retirement. These five insights can help you understand what drives costs and why they often catch retirees by surprise.

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Life Insurance: Most Common Questions

For many people, life insurance can be part of a broader financial foundation—supporting both current flexibility and future considerations.

From how coverage works to what employer benefits actually provide, understanding the basics can make it easier to decide what fits your situation.

Several factors affect life insurance cost and availability. Any guarantees associated with a policy also depend on the issuing insurance company’s ability to continue making claim payments.

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Healthy Aging Month: The New Retirement Reality

September is Healthy Aging Month! Staying active, mentally sharp, and socially connected all play a role—and so does the ability to support those lifestyles over time.

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Assess Life Insurance Needs

If your family relies on your income, it’s critical to consider having enough life insurance to provide for them after you pass away.

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With College, Every Little Bit Can Add Up Over Time

When it comes to helping with college costs, grandparents don’t have to commit to one big move to make a difference.

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National 401(k) Day

September 11 is National 401(k) Day! This is a great opportunity to focus on retirement strategy and your financial future.

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New Rules Just Made Grandparent 529s a Smarter Move

Recent rule changes have made it easier for grandparents to contribute to a loved one’s college savings without affecting aid eligibility!

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Estate Management Checklist 2026

Is your estate plan ready for retirement? Compare your planning to our Estate Planning Checklist to ensure your assets are protected and your wishes are honored.

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The Financial Realities Women Still Face

August 26 is Women’s Equality Day, but when it comes to the financial picture, some of the gaps are still wider than you might expect.

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Do Your Kids Know The Value of a Silver Spoon?

If you still have children at home, save them (and yourself) some heartache by teaching them the basics of smart money management.

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Practical Moves to Safeguard Your Financial Progress

Updating your financial plan early may help protect your purchasing power in the short and long term.