Long-term care planning should start with visioning your late-life
Knowing what you want in your late-life years is an important first step to planning your financial well-being for those years.
Financial tips for a thriving 2021
Even if the resolutions you made in January have gotten a little stale, it’s never too late to follow a few financial tips for a thriving 2021.
Include charitable gifts on your holiday list
It’s never too late to help others especially during these extreme times. For 2020 you can take a tax deduction for donating up to $300 even if you don’t itemize!
Hanging on to stuff can cost you more than money
Using valuable square footage in your home or garage to store and extra 20 years’ worth of stuff carries a cost.
Sustaining your Career Asset amid Social Distancing
Just because you are unable to network or learn in face-to-face settings, that should not deter you from investing in your career asset.
Control what you can during discontinuous change
During discontinuous change like we’re experiencing right now, work with your Financial Service Group CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER professional on your tax, retirement, investment and career strategies.
Crops will grow back so don’t sell the farm
Enjoy Mike’s column from the Racine Journal Times in which he discusses how your financial planner should plan for market jolts like we’ve experienced lately.
Collecting Social Security in special cases
The most common Social Security benefit is for retirees, but there are other circumstances under which you can collect benefits.
Invest in your career asset
Tending to your career requires the same attention to detail and investment as you would take for other forms of investment assets.
Understanding the true costs of senior care
Mike’s column discusses the true costs of in-home versus institutional care for seniors.