HTSW Colorado Springs Team

07/15/2026

Divorce often brings a long list of immediate decisions and emotions. In the middle of everything, it's easy to overlook the financial details that can have lasting implications.

When discussing divorce planning, some of the areas I encourage people to focus on include:

• Understanding assets and liabilities
• Reviewing retirement and investment accounts
• Evaluating future cash flow needs
• Updating estate planning and beneficiary designations
• Building a team of trusted legal and financial professionals

Taking a thoughtful approach today can help create a stronger foundation for the future.

Learn more in our latest blog:
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06/23/2026

A conversation I have been having more often with clients lately:

“My parents may need financial help… and I’m not sure where to start.”

This is not an easy shift. At some point, many families move from parents supporting children to children stepping in to help.

When that happens, I usually encourage families to start with a few key steps:

✅ Get a clear picture of income, expenses, and assets
✅ Look for ways to adjust before stepping in financially
✅ Have open conversations early, before decisions feel urgent
✅ Set clear boundaries around what is realistic to provide

It is not just a financial decision. It is an emotional one as well. If your family is navigating this, here is a helpful guide to getting started: https://bit.ly/4oNAKNx

06/12/2026

What does retirement mean to you? For many women, retirement is no longer simply about reaching a financial milestone—it's about creating a life filled with purpose, freedom, wellness, and fulfillment. We are thrilled to launch the inaugural event of our Signature Women Series on June 23 at 2:00 P...

05/15/2026

For years, homeownership was framed as something tied to marriage or dual incomes. That narrative is changing. Single women now account for 20% of home purchases — more than any other group besides married couples. This shift represents more than changing demographics. It reflects how women are using homeownership as a deliberate financial strategy.
Read more about the data behind the trend:

A Shift in Homeownership That’s Redefining Wealth Homeownership has long been viewed as a milestone tied to marriage or dual incomes. Today, that narrative is changing. Single women are emerging as one of the fastest-growing segments of homebuyers—quietly reshaping long-standing assumptions a...