Love and Grief on Valentine’s Day
For way too many souls, today is the FIRST Valentine’s [...]
Open Enrollment Q & A
What is the Open Enrollment Period? This is one time [...]
Don’t Let People Use Your Grief to Take Advantage of You
Grief does interesting things to you. Besides the obvious effects [...]
The True Costs of Car Ownership
When buying a car, you may pay the most attention [...]
How Travel Can Help Women Overcome Grief
There is a reason why books like "Wild" by Cheryl [...]
Hurricane Dorian Preparation Checklist
This checklist was originally published in preparation for Hurricane Matthew [...]
HAPPY WOMEN’S EQUALITY DAY – We Can Do It Women!™
August 26th, Women’s Equality Day, is important for women (and [...]
Estate Planning Equality
As a lesbian woman, I have witnessed many legislative changes [...]
What Can We Do NOW?
Admittedly we are not Certified Public Accountants and so we [...]
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act: What You Need to Know (Part 2)
Granted, the tax bill and the media will continue to [...]
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act: What You Need to Know (Part 1)
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is voluminous, so I [...]
Tax Reform or Simply Slashing Corporate Taxes?
If you're worried that what you don't know about this 1,000+ [...]
Getting What You Don’t Pay For
ALL investment costs matter--Not just the expense ratio (or load, [...]
Post-election Grief Morphing Into Gratitude
Wisdom tells us that we can’t continuously focus on the [...]
The 2016 Election, the Financial Markets and Your Investments: Stay the Course
Clearly, the historical data shows the markets' performance being positive [...]
Remembering (Or Learning) How To Lose
Learning to lose is perhaps one of the biggest lessons [...]
Social Security: Good News/Bad News for the Upcoming Year
The Good News: Social Security Benefits to Increase in 2017 [...]