Reed Financial Group

10/26/2026

💵 💤 “Lazy money” has been part of our vocabulary at Reed Financial Group for decades.

It’s how we describe money that isn’t needed for current living expenses but may be sitting somewhere that isn’t keeping pace with inflation. Depending on where it’s held, taxes can also be part of the equation.

Not every dollar needs the same job. The important part is knowing why the money is where it is.

10/23/2026

The best retirement plans aren't built from a template.

They're built around the people they're meant to serve. 🫵

Your goals, your priorities, your values, and your vision for retirement deserve a strategy that's just as personal.

💬 If you're ready to start the conversation, use the link in our bio to connect with our team.

10/22/2026

Could Social Security benefits be reduced if the trust fund is depleted in 2032? In this conversation, Erin and Abby discuss what the projected Social Security shortfall could actually mean for retirees, why it does not mean Social Security checks simply disappear, and why fear alone may not be a good reason to claim benefits early.

https://loom.ly/RD5-GX0

10/21/2026

Every vote helps, and every vote means a lot to our team. 💛

We're honored to be nominated for Best of Gwinnett in the Financial Advisors category, and we'd love to have your support.

You can vote once every 24 hours, so if you've already cast your vote, you're welcome to come back and show your support again.

10/20/2026

Market volatility can make it tempting to change your investments quickly, especially when retirement is getting close. In this conversation, Erin and April look at what decades of market history can teach investors about reacting to major events, when portfolio changes may make sense, and why retirement income should not depend entirely on short-term market performance.

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Market volatility can make it tempting to change your investments q...

10/19/2026

The money set aside for an emergency shouldn’t be difficult to access when an emergency actually happens.

💡 That’s an important distinction Abby makes when talking about emergency funds. These dollars have a specific purpose, so liquidity matters. Tools like a high-yield savings account can be one place to consider for keeping emergency savings accessible while still earning interest.

Whether retirement is years away or already here, having roughly three to six months of expenses readily accessible can provide an important financial buffer when the unexpected happens.

10/16/2026

No one knows exactly what retirement will look like 20 or 30 years from now. 🤷

That's why the best time to build your own retirement strategy is long before you need it.

Consistent saving, regular check-ins, and staying flexible can go a long way toward preparing for whatever the future holds.

10/15/2026

Some memories never lose their magic. ✨🏰

Here's a throwback to Gary and Abby enjoying a day together at the Most Magical Place on Earth. Between the attractions and the laughs, it's easy to see why Disney World is a family favorite.

Life moves quickly, but it's moments like these that stay with us long after the vacation ends.

10/13/2026

Why do some inheritances disappear so quickly after they're received? In this conversation, Erin and Abby discuss the emotional and financial factors that can affect inherited wealth, and what families can do before a wealth transfer happens to help the next generation prepare.

https://loom.ly/2OpFWOA

Why do some inheritances disappear so quickly after they're receive...

10/12/2026

If there's one thing to learn about Social Security, it's that there isn't a universal "best age" to claim. 🙅‍♀️

The right filing strategy depends on a number of factors, including your health, retirement income needs, marital status, and how Social Security fits into your overall financial plan.

Rather than focusing on headlines or what worked for someone else, it's worth taking the time to understand which approach makes the most sense for your situation.

If you'd like to talk through your options, we'd love to help. Give our team a call.

📍 Suwanee: (678) 442-0255
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