Some couples find finances difficult to discuss when she is better off than he is. According to the website FiveThirtyEight, 40% of women now earn more than their husbands. In the…
Some couples find finances difficult to discuss when she is better off than he is. According to the website FiveThirtyEight, 40% of women now earn more than their husbands. In…
Some couples find finances difficult to discuss when she is better off than he is. According to the website FiveThirtyEight, 40% of women now earn more than their husbands. In…
When she's better off than he is: Some couples find finances difficult to discuss when she makes or has more money than he does. In the July/August 2019 issue of…
Attention engineers, accounting majors, IT professionals, and others who love all things Excel: I've seen some fantastic homemade retirement spreadsheet wizardry from you lately. But, I have yet to see one that isn't missing…
(Prefer video to text? See this message in a 3-minute video here: Independence, Emotional Intelligence, and Better Business) This month included Independence Day, but it is also included Independents Week - a…
“Do I need a trust?” 7 considerations: Although it’s a legal question, it’s frequently asked of financial advisors. What do they say? “Hey, I’m not an attorney,” is one possible—but…
The best retirement plans start with a plan for a fulfilling life first, then match up the plan with money decisions. That’s why good planners ask, what’s the money for? For most, it’s not to support boredom, stagnation and decline. If you define what an ideal retirement means first for you, then your retirement plan and your retirement life have far better chances of success.