A September 2020 Retirement Confidence Index study revealed, 58% of Americans are more concerned about retirement today compared to a year ago. It als...

If an unexpected storm blew through your home today, would you be covered for the damages? Or would you need to tap into your emergency fund? 

Planning for retirement includes thinking about your health—from staying active and eating well to making sure you have affordable and adequate health...

While it’s natural in uncertain times to think more about “getting your ducks in a row”, if your retirement is fast approaching then estate planning i...

Many financial planners have a love-hate relationship with annuities - mostly hate. Over the years, this type of investment has gained a bad reputatio...

If you’ve looked at your car insurance bill recently and noticed that the cost of your insurance has increased, you may be wondering what you did to c...

If you are a small business owner, insurance is something you will need to address. It can be stressful to think about the additional costs involved i...

For people on Medicare, one can easily spend an additional $5,000 a year on ongoing health and insurance costs on items not covered. Below are costs y...

With Medicare Open Enrollment beginning October 15, 2017, are you ready? Below are steps you can take to find the best plan for you.

In a natural disaster or crisis your first priority is the safety of you and your family, having your finances and critical information safe gives you...

The open Medicare enrollment period begins on October 15th. This is the time to review your medicare coverage and see if you need to make any adjustme...