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Medicare Changes 2025: Make Sure You...

Blog, Medicare

It’s that time of year—the Medicare Annual Enrollment Period fast approaches (October 15—December 7)! With Medicare rolling out some big changes for 2025, it’s more important than ever to review […]

October 24, 2024 Read more
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Financial Literacy for Kids: Our Trip...

Blog, Family Financial Planning

I have four beautiful kids, and anyone who is a parent understands there are opportunities for each to learn daily. I’m not talking about schooling; I’m talking about real-world moments […]

September 30, 2024 Read more
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Planning For College: Understanding the Financial...

Blog, College Planning

Okay, here we are; college is fully back in session. Tailgating, overnight exam cramming, campus events, and, of course, house parties are all happening in full swing. College is at […]

September 11, 2024 Read more
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What’s Your Retirement Savings Magic Number?...

Blog, Retirement

“Someone told me this is how much I needed;” this is the common reply I get from clientele when first discussing their “retirement savings magic number,” which they believe they […]

August 31, 2024 Read more
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That Nouveau-Riche Feeling – The Kids...

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It’s that lovely time of year when the kids are back in school—yes! Labor Day has come and gone, and It’s the time of year all parents look forward to […]

August 15, 2024 Read more
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Gen X Parents: Are We Overcorrecting?

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Recently, I’ve been on a somewhat self-reflective journey/mindset. No, I’m not having a midlife crisis, but I’ve found myself interested in how different generations navigate their lives. Of course, this […]

July 31, 2024 Read more
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Family Wealth Management Services: The Role...

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With my career serving as a family financial planner in Boston and the greater New England region, I don’t always get to share my behind-the-curtain perspectives on what my day-to-day […]

July 16, 2024 Read more
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What Is Gen X Known For?...

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Every generation is proud, and maybe not so proud, of certain defining characteristics/moments of its age group. I am a proud Gen Xer—coming in right at the tail end of […]

June 30, 2024 Read more
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Why Is Portfolio Diversification Important? Learn...

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The Boston Celtics are World Champions! Forgive me as a Boston sports fan; I still feel the afterglow of the NBA Finals. The Celtics proved the pundits and haters wrong […]

June 25, 2024 Read more
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Is A Financial Advisor Worth It?...

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There are some great and not-so-great things about all the information everyone has access to now. Because of the ubiquity of the internet and all that’s within it, No matter […]

May 31, 2024 Read more
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