This week marks a somber anniversary for my family. Last year, Jack Birdwell died unexpectedly. He was my mom’s youngest brother and always Uncle Jack to me. Jack was larger than life. Jack was the youngest child of a post-World War II Texas family. He settled down in Oklahoma, married the love of is life,…
Retirement accounts (including 401, 403b, 457, TSA, and IRA investors) have been ravaged by coronavirus market turmoil. Now, American workers are desperate to know how to manage their 401k effectively (SOURCE: What investors search for during COVID-19, Samantha Russell). The answer is not the same for every person. Your circumstances are personal, but here are…
I can’t tell you how often I talk to people who know they want financial planning but are waiting until the perfect moment to get started. Now, with a new bear market and massive economic uncertainty, people are doubling down on that intention. I know I need to work on my finances…soon, just not now….
Melissa Joy, CFP®, CDFA® and Lindsay Bryan-Podvin, Financial Therapist discuss how to keep perspective in this challenging market environment. Lindsay is the state of Michigan’s first financial therapist. In addition to her practice helping high-earning couples, especially those with breadwinner women, in two to one therapy, Lindsay is publishing a book on financial anxiety (Financial…
Recovery Rebates Americans with income under $75,000 if filing single or $150,000 if married filing jointly will receive $1,200 and $2,400 respectively with an additional $500 for children under age 17. There is a phaseout for incomes above the thresholds. Determination of eligibility will be made based upon your most recent tax return filed,…
In the age of Covid-19, financial realities are warped and a triage mentality may be necessary. How can you deal with financial uncertainty? This webinar will help you understand. Additional Resources: CARES Act Resource Guide