To say that our world seems chaotic and upside down these days would be an understatement. And while there’s not much we can do about international turmoil, politics, or COVID-19 variants, there is something incredibly important that we do have control over: our security online!
With a world of information at our fingertips, we can find reviews, product specifications, and more details than we’ll ever need about anything we want to buy. In other words, before making a major purchase, we can arm ourselves with information to make the best choice possible.
As a financial advisor, one common question I get asked is, “How much money do I need to retire comfortably?” Unfortunately, personal finance is…well, personal. There’s no one-size-fits-all answer to how much you should save. Instead, you should let these questions be your guide when figuring out how much money you need for retirement.
With all the negative news the past year has brought us, would you like to hear a bit of good news? Following drastic changes in the past few decades, women now make up 50% of the workforce, and they are also starting to play an increasingly important role in managing their household’s finances. Husbands are no longer the only ones in control of the family’s finances—those days are long gone!
Have you climbed the ranks at Nike and are now an E-Band or high-ranking S-Band? If so, congratulations! You’re leading a successful career, but it’s not without its complexities. In addition to regular W-2 income, you have a laundry list of executive compensation benefits to sort through.
I’ve spent the past 25+ years as a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst, helping individuals navigate the financial complexities of divorce. During that time, I’ve come to realize that you can make it to the other side of divorce with less stress and anxiety if you just follow a few simple steps. My goal is to share these steps with you today, so you can also have a smooth transition into life’s next chapter.