Estate Planning in Your 40’s

At this point in your life, your now juggling more responsibilities all while trying to balance things outside of work. You’ve likely been with your employer for a decent length of time and your income and benefits may have increased….

Estate Planning in Your 50’s

Below is an excerpt from Haley Modlin’s blog post on estate plans: If you’re like most people you have a “set it and forget it” mindset when it comes to estate planning. You set up plans and documents years ago…

Estate Planning in Your 60’s

Tips The above chart from JP Morgan’s 2016 Guide to Retirement, provides a glimpse of the life expectancy of someone who is currently age 65. Given the 47% chance that one of you will live until age 90, it’s vital…

Best Ways to Save for College

Great Options to Save for Your Child’s College Education

For the 2015-2016 school year, college costs, including tuition, fees, and room and board, averaged approximately $20,000 per year for a public four-year university (in-state) and around $44,000 at private four-year schools, according to the College Board. In some cases, elite…

The 6 Best Big Cities

I was recently quoted in Money Magazine’s article on why Raleigh is one of The 6 Best Big Cities to Live.   The entire article can be found here, or in Money Magazine’s October 2016 print edition. I was thrilled to…

6 Missed Opportunities to Avoid With Your 401k

You ever have that feeling? Where you wonder if you’re making the right decisions with your 401k? Asking yourself questions like: Am I taking too much risk? Maybe I’m not taking enough? Should I be contributing to my Roth 401k? These decisions…

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