Every year, companies come out with their “ultimate gift guide” for the husband / wife / daughter / tech geek, etc. Seemingly missing from this never-ending list of must-haves is one that caters specifically to the motivated retirement investor. Sure, finances and investing may not be go-to topics for holiday dinner fare, but they’re important… Continue reading →

In her recent Wall Street Journal column, Chana R. Schoenberger details the many pitfalls that families with college-bound children face, and the simple steps you can take to prevent and/or remedy these mistakes. Read the article, in full, below. As the school year ends, summer vacation offers parents and students alike the opportunity to focus on what… Continue reading →

Whether you’re just starting out in your first job, rejoining the work force or at the peak of your career, planning for your financial future should be a priority. It’s never too soon – or too late – to put money away for retirement. This is especially true for women. We live longer, and we… Continue reading →