Impact – Wealth Management

Money Talks: The Aging Parent Conversation

(Talking to Your Aging Parents About Their Finances—Before It’s a Crisis) Anna’s dad was part of what’s often called The Silent Generation. He was born during the Great Depression, served in the military, and prided himself on working hard, paying his bills, and keeping his affairs private. Money, to him, wasn’t something you talked about—it … Read more

Money Talks with Your Spouse:

Are You Actually Retiring Toward the Same Life? Most couples don’t fight about retirement. They assume they’re aligned. They assume they want the same kind of retirement.They assume the details will work themselves out. And sometimes… they do. But often, what I see isn’t conflict—it’s quiet drift. Two people heading toward retirement together, but picturing … Read more

Are You Underestimating Your Retirement Spending? Here’s Why It Matters.

If you’re getting close to retirement and working with a financial advisor, chances are you’ve been pretty organized. Most of the prospective clients I meet for the first time come in with: But there’s one question that almost always stumps them: “How much are you spending each month?” It’s the most important—and most underestimated—part of … Read more

Preparing for a Happy Marriage in Retirement

You’re financially prepared for retirement, but is your MARRIAGE prepared for retirement? As a financial advisor who specializes in retirement planning, over the last 15 years I’ve helped somewhere around 100 couples transition into retirement.  The decision to retire is obviously one of the most important financial decisions that you will ever make.  You will … Read more

Financially and Mentally Preparing for Retirement

For the last 15 years I’ve helped somewhere around 100 couples transition into retirement. The decision to retire is obviously one of the most important financial decisions that you will ever make. You will say goodbye to your income source and live almost entirely off of what you’ve saved. That’s a huge leap!! What I’ve … Read more