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A gentle, practical guide to financial planning for widows, from the first steps that truly matter to the decisions that can wait. For younger widows in NKY & Cincinnati.
If retirement is on the horizon, open enrollment might be your last chance to elect certain benefits that can go with you when you retire. Here’s what to know before you sign up.
Just inherited money and not sure what to do? A calm, plain-language checklist for what to do with inheritance money in your first 90 days, from securing documents to building a plan.
Our own Sarah Grace Mohr, CEO of MACKEY” talks openly about her own relationship with money on the podcast “Write Your Own Story” with Betsy Leonidas.
Most people leave money and value on the table simply because they never take a close look at their full benefits package. Open enrollment lasts a few days, the paperwork is dense, and it's easy to just carry over last year's choices. But a little attention here can be worth thousands of dollars a year.
The anxiety among investors is understandable, given sky-high inflation, stock market losses, the war in the Ukraine, and looking mid-term elections. However, now is not the time to panic. One of my favorite quotes from Mark Twain is “History doesn’t repeat itself, but it often rhymes”. And what is happening today, certainly rhymes with what we have seen in the recent past.
Aaaah, the humble Health Savings Account (HSA). Most of us have one and know the basics of how to use it, but few harness the HSA to its full potential.
We’ve got you covered. We asked our good friend, Kelley Long, CPA/PFS and an expert on HSAs, to bring us up to speed. She shared three of the most important things to know about this underleveraged financial tool.