Financial Planning

Financial To-Dos in the Aftermath Of Losing A Loved One

Losing a spouse or partner is a dramatic and emotional experience that can have a serious impact on the financial health of the surviving spouse. Financial planning and investment management needs vary dramatically depending on what stage of life the surviving spouse is in. Over the years, we have worked with many clients who have...

Tax-Loss Harvesting in a Down Market Cycle

In ranching country, experienced livestock raisers know that periods of drought are inevitable. Not only that, but they know that there are certain things that need to be done during the dry times in order to be able to take maximum advantage of the rains when they begin to fall again in the future. Knowledgeable...

I Received an Inheritance, Now What?

At some point in your life, there is a chance that you will inherit money or assets left from a grandparent, parent, or other family member. When someone that you love passes away, it is an emotional experience and going through the process of inheriting the assets they chose to leave you can add to...

When Should You Take Social Security?

The ages between 62 and 70 are a critical time for determining how and when to take Social Security benefits. There are many options when it comes to this program, and which option is best for you will depend on your specific situation.

Wheel Of Life Exercise

Our core ideology is that “we strive to help our clients, employees and communities thrive.” It sounds easy enough, but we all know that thriving can be elusive, and it is not always the place we find ourselves as a company, individual or community.

Shouldering the Burden of Financial Responsibility

“Atlas through hard constraint upholds the wide heaven with unwearying head and arms.” – Hesiod

Financial Safeguards for Seniors

Nothing guarantees there will be sufficient money to cover all costs in retirement. But there are some common mistakes to steer clear of as you grow older.

Seven Questions To Help Determine If You Need A Care Manager

As parents, we never endeavor to become a burden to our children. This is why having a plan for aging in place before the time for care comes is important, as is knowing the resources available to individuals and caregivers to help alleviate some of the burden.

Pay Off Debt? Or Save for Retirement?

According to the Federal Reserve, 35-year-olds have an average student loan debt of $42,600. The increase in college costs and the rising importance of a post-secondary education for improving income are a big part of this. Many surveys conducted in recent years have discovered that Millennials share a resistance to debt, no doubt influenced by...

Who Can You Believe? Seven Signs of a Trustworthy Advisor

As many investors learned during the tumultuous year of 2020 and the difficult markets of 2022, reliable financial and market advice has never been more valuable. And yet, when the markets are experiencing wild swings such as those we saw during the pandemic or falling into doldrums as they did last year, the headlines in...

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