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Another new beginning.During my walk this morning, I had the opportunity to watch the sun come up. It was one of those m...
09/01/2026

Another new beginning.

During my walk this morning, I had the opportunity to watch the sun come up. It was one of those moments that makes you slow down for a minute and think.

I’ve made a commitment this year to work harder on my overall health and well-being. But I’m learning that being “healthy” involves a lot more than just exercise and what we eat.

It can also mean renewing old relationships, creating healthy boundaries, deciding what really deserves our time and attention, and — most importantly — being more present and accessible to the people who count on us.

This morning’s sunrise reminded me that every day gives us another opportunity to begin again.

We don’t have to change everything overnight. Sometimes it’s simply about taking another step in the right direction.

Here’s to another new beginning.

08/31/2026

U.S. equities edged higher last week on strong AI-driven tech earnings, though gains were limited by hawkish Fed commentary. Persistent inflation kept investors focused on the outlook for interest rates, leading to mixed Treasury performance. Meanwhile, lower oil prices helped ease some inflation concerns. Check out this week’s market perspective to learn more.

Sports have a lot to teach us about financial planning.As football season gets underway, we took a look at six familiar ...
08/31/2026

Sports have a lot to teach us about financial planning.

As football season gets underway, we took a look at six familiar sports lessons and how they can apply to the way we approach our financial lives.

From playing the long game to protecting what you’ve built, staying consistent, working as a team, and avoiding the financial Hail Mary, these lessons are a fun reminder that good planning is rarely about one perfect play.

Swipe through for the highlights, then read the full blog for all six lessons.

Read the full blog, here: https://bit.ly/4gJ7W52

On this day in 1963, a direct communication link between Washington and Moscow became operational.After the Cuban Missil...
08/30/2026

On this day in 1963, a direct communication link between Washington and Moscow became operational.

After the Cuban Missile Crisis, leaders recognized something important: when the stakes are high, clear communication matters.

There may be a lesson there for families, too.

We spend years saving, investing and building an estate. But a good estate plan isn’t only about the assets you’ve accumulated.

It’s also about making sure the people you love aren’t left wondering:

• What did Mom and Dad want?
• Who should handle what?
• Where are the important documents?
• Why were certain decisions made?
• Who do we call when the time comes?

A will, trust, beneficiary designations and powers of attorney are important pieces of the puzzle. But so is something much simpler:

Communication.

Some of the greatest gifts we can leave our families aren’t measured in dollars.

Clarity, preparation and fewer unanswered questions can be part of the legacy, too.

Have the conversation while you can.

AM Best, S&P, and Moody’s ratings are key elements when determining the strength of an insurer. Let’s talk about who the...
08/27/2026

AM Best, S&P, and Moody’s ratings are key elements when determining the strength of an insurer. Let’s talk about who these organizations are and what their ratings mean for
your retirement planning.

Does this number surprise you? Drop a 👍 if you’ve started planning or a 💭 if you haven’t yet. Let’s talk about it.
08/27/2026

Does this number surprise you? Drop a 👍 if you’ve started planning or a 💭 if you haven’t yet. Let’s talk about it.

Turning 18 is a big milestone. It also brings important changes many families don’t realize — like parents losing access...
08/27/2026

Turning 18 is a big milestone. It also brings important changes many families don’t realize — like parents losing access to medical and financial information. This article walks through a few important forms to consider and why they matter. And if you’d like help taking the next step, I can connect you with trusted legal professionals in our community.

https://bit.ly/4qEiqaD

08/27/2026

Over the past week, I’ve had the opportunity to spend time with several friends and clients who are dealing with significant health challenges.

Different people. Different circumstances. But I kept hearing a similar theme.

When people begin thinking seriously about what the next few years may look like, they rarely talk about wishing they had accumulated a little more money or watched their account balances more closely.

They talk about time.

More time with their spouse.
More time with their children and grandchildren.
More trips with family.
More dinners with old friends.
More conversations. More memories. More living.

And sometimes, there’s regret over the things they kept putting off while they were healthy enough to enjoy them.

It’s a powerful reminder of what financial planning is really supposed to accomplish.

Yes, saving matters. Investing matters. Being responsible with money matters.

But those things are the tools, not the goal.

The goal is having the freedom and confidence to spend more of our limited time on the people, relationships and experiences that matter most.

Sometimes the most important question in a financial plan isn’t:

“Do I have enough?”

Maybe it’s:

“What am I waiting for?”

08/25/2026

Last week, U.S. markets weakened as higher Treasury yields and borrowing costs weighed on investor sentiment, especially among growth-oriented areas of the market. Inflation concerns linked to energy prices and geopolitical tensions pushed bond yields higher. Economic data was mixed, with softer consumer spending balanced by stronger business activity. Read this week’s market perspective to learn more.

Variable annuities can be a great option for those looking to bolster their retirement income needs but don’t want to gi...
08/21/2026

Variable annuities can be a great option for those looking to bolster their retirement income needs but don’t want to give up on the potential for growth. Does your retirement plan align with your future retirement income needs?

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