We are of officially over half way through one of the most chaotic, disruptive, and potentially progressive years in our nation’s history. Separation from family, friends, and others we care for punishes us. Civil unrest comes at a daily pace. Fear of an invisible virus permeates our thoughts and actions. These are hard moments. However, the last four months has also given many of us time to pause and reflect on various aspects of our lives.
Where are you headed once it’s safe to travel again? This moment has given us all pause and time to reflect. Have you updated, changed, or reimagined the life you want to live? We look forward to discussing this with you. #BeIntentional #LiveTheLifeYouWant #NationalParks
Sudden wealth or sudden loss of wealth? Divorcing after 50. There is a lot to consider and here are five steps to help to secure your financial future. Special thanks to JGP Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA®), Joe Gross, for curating this article.
Sudden Wealth is one of the most common ways our Wealth Management team is introduced to new clients. Whether it be a business sale, an asset sale, inheritance, or something else sudden wealth is going to change your life. Changing social dynamics can be one of the consequences. Check out this article from BBC on Sudden Wealth and Loneliness.
Fear, uncertainty, volatility, panic—these emotions are nothing new to the world of investing. In fact, they seem to reappear on a fairly consistent basis. The outbreak of Covid-19 has brought them back with a vengeance, but wise investors know how to stay the course, keep their emotions in check, and take advantage of new opportunities.
Amidst the global COVID-19 pandemic, there’s no doubt about it - these are trying times for everyone physically, mentally and emotionally. Everyone reacts differently to stressful situations, but there are things we can all do to remain mentally strong. Below we’re offering eight tips to help anyone better manage their mental health while social distancing at home.