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Financial goals naturally evolve depending on our current situation. Take a moment to self-reflect on where you are today and where you want to go.

You may be getting overwhelmed by all the covid-19 news. It’s everywhere, and rightly so, the extraordinary pandemic has affected almost every aspect of our lives…

It’s been said many times, but 2020 so far has truly been an unprecedented year.

Because this July 4th is quite different from years before, it may be a good time to reflect on how the idea of independence has changed in light of the pandemic.

The coronavirus pandemic has given us a lot of reasons to be stressed these days.

Father’s Day is on Sunday, and as I started thinking about dads and the roles they play in our lives, I’m struck by how often I still hear my friends and clients say “let me check with my dad” whenever they need to make a decision.

We’re halfway through 2020, and it has definitely been a tumultuous year. Covid-19, working from home, and now, worldwide anti-racism protests…

There is at least one positive outcome of the covid-19 crisis. Many people have been seriously thinking about their overall wellness—in their work-life balance and their financial situation.

The entire neighborhood is suddenly lush and green. Just like us, we’ve been dormant for over 10 weeks and now we are ready to burst forth as our towns and cities begin metamorphosing.

Last year on Memorial Day weekend I wrote to you about the value of a vacation – mentally, physically, and professionally. This year, a normal vacation is likely not in the cards, even as states begin re-opening.