Young children tend to think money simply appears somehow and that their parents have an unlimited supply to spend on them. This is, of course, highly unrealistic, and part of your job as a parent is to help your kids understand the value of a dollar and grow into responsible…
Your Gainplan team asked if they could borrow a blog from our website so that they could deliver some good Medicare information to you all. My first reaction was, “sure” and my second reaction was “you know, not many firms out there ask for good content for the clients soooo…
As we enter into a new year, maybe the dream of an early retirement starts to take shape in your mind. Maybe you’re researching when you might first qualify for Social Security retirement benefits (hint: for Social Security income, the youngest age when you can apply is 61 years and…
You know you need to make a plan with your money – but when? The signs may well sit right in front of you, from your paycheck to your debt, to your willingness to ask for professional help. If you haven’t started a financial plan, you’re not alone. A recent…
Attorneys say that if both you and your ex-spouse came out of your divorce thinking you gave up a lot, your settlement was probably fair. Maybe, but often your settlement’s full results appear clearly only after you live with them for a while. Here are five divorce settlement pitfalls to…
If you are offered an early retirement package from your employer, numbers should not be the only factor in your decision to accept or decline. A detailed assessment with your financial professional will be vital to determining the optimal course of action.
Divorce is never easy, and it’s certainly not easy when talking about splitting assets and planning for the future. So, how do you protect your assets while going through this difficult time?
This week we are exploring the return on investment of our children, the fantastic world of Bitcoin, and the unlikely link between brain damage and successful investing.
There are a lot of lies we hear that leave us confused about how to best handle our money, but it turns out someone else is telling us more lies that can hurt us, ourselves.