Spooky Investing Lessons for Your 30s
Your 30s are a strange financial decade. You’re not “new at this” anymore, but you’re also not at the finish line. You’ve got bills, maybe kids, maybe a mortgage, and […]
White Glove Service Isn’t a Luxury,...
When some people hear “white glove service,” they usually think of luxury or pampering. But the truth is, white glove isn’t about indulgence; it’s about efficiency. You’re paying for saved […]
Wildcards and Wealth: Your Financial Postseason
At the time of writing this, the Red Sox are in the thick of their 2025 postseason push. Every game matters. Every at-bat and every out matters; September baseball is […]
Fantasy Football, Fall, and Factor Investing
Fall is here. Back-to-school mornings, kids’ sports in full swing, and the NFL season officially kicks off. I recently wrapped up my fantasy draft (along with a new NFL animal […]
Being a Wealth Builder vs. Saving...
A common philosophical misunderstanding with financial planning is that people tend to think it’s all about having enough or not enough money, but the common misttep is not knowing what […]
The Importance of Succession Planning Strategies
Harold was one of my closest friends and mentors, and he passed away this past July. Harold used to say he was always just “a couple of years from retiring.” […]
Financial Goal Setting: Volatility Isn’t the...
In financial planning, it’s easy to lose sight of the goals when the numbers and strategy often dominate the available focus. But as a family financial planner, I often need […]
What Is the Economy to Me?...
Every few minutes, someone on TV (or web stream) is shouting about the economy. One channel says it’s booming. Another says it’s collapsing. One headline blames high egg prices, another […]
Moneyball for Your Money: A Diversified...
Baseball is dominating my family calendar these days. With the NBA Finals wrapped up, school out, and summer officially here, we’ve fully entered ballpark season. (Humblebrag incoming…) My two oldest […]