Mother Nature has spoken, and she’s not holding back. With Hurricane Hilary hitting the West Coast, wildfires across Canada, and recent devastation on the island of Maui, the news this week reminds us of the urgent need to prepare for the worst.
These types of events are stark illustrations of why planning for the big unknown is more than just good financial practice; it’s a necessity. Having a strategy designed with turbulence in mind can make all the difference when the unexpected occurs. But by sticking to our plan and avoiding knee-jerk reactions, you’re positioned to endure the strain and weather many of life’s storms.
Don’t be caught unprepared or unaware. The following articles curated from the headlines this week offer expert insights, tips on resilience, and actionable steps to protect your family and your future. As always, I’m here for any questions you may have. Take care out there!
Taking The Stress Out Of Financial Planning
August 17, 2023
So much of financial planning is unknown, even unknowable. It has such a future orientation that…
How to Prepare Your Phone and Other Tech for a Natural Disaster
August 21, 2023
Having your tech ready to go could save your life during floods, hurricanes and wildfires.
How Do You Deal With a Windfall in Your 20s?
August 21, 2023
A sudden influx of cash can offer a sense of relief for a young person. But for those grieving a…
Social Security Benefits Could Shrink in 10 Years. How to Plan.
August 21, 2023
If the Social Security trust fund runs dry in 2033—which it is projected to do if no action is…
Timeless Advice From Ben Franklin That Can Help Investors Succeed
August 17, 2023
Your net worth to the world is usually determined by what remains after your bad habits are…
Can I Travel to Maui? What Officials and Locals Say About Tourism After Fire
August 21, 2023
Feelings are mixed, but since four out of five dollars in the Hawaiian economy stem from visitor…