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As I sit here gleefully writing this blog, the New England Patriots just wrapped up their season at 14-3, a dramatic turnaround from finishing 4-13 over the previous two seasons. […]
As I sit here gleefully writing this blog, the New England Patriots just wrapped up their season at 14-3, a dramatic turnaround from finishing 4-13 over the previous two seasons. […]
The holidays have a funny way of bringing up feelings that have been simmering under the surface throughout the year. And one well-intentioned comment about money can turn a perfectly […]
This Celtics season, things are different. Jayson Tatum is out for the foreseeable future, and veterans from the championship run have moved on. We’re all seeing lineups we couldn’t have […]
Every year around this time, I swear the calendar hits fast-forward. We go from the first-day-of-school pictures…to pumpkins and costume chaos…to Thanksgiving pies…And suddenly we’re staring down the holidays, wondering how the year […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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.” […]
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 […]
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