Posts by Whitney Bond
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Property & Casualty Insurance
Written By: Alex Hammersley, CPA What is Property and Casualty Insurance? Property and Casualty (P&C) Insurance is a broad term that covers a range of policies designed to protect you…
Read MoreTest Drive Retirement
Written By: Marissa Waldron, CFP® Transitioning into retirement is a significant life event that comes with its unique set of challenges and opportunities. For the leading edge of Generation-X and…
Read MoreNasdaq Reaches Record High – Nvidia Leads the Way
Written By: Ryan Rinehart Happy Memorial Day weekend! I love heading into a three-day weekend with good news and today’s stock market certainly delivered that. Today the Nasdaq closed at…
Read MoreNavigating Tax Changes: Strategies to Save Before Rates Rise
Written By: Susannah Orzolek The clock is ticking on the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which is set to expire at the end of 2025. As that date approaches,…
Read More401k Rollover Considerations – Does it Make Sense For you?
Written By: Ryan Rinehart Happy Friday! The beginning of the year is always an excellent time to evaluate all your investments, including any current or old 401(k) accounts you have…
Read MoreNavigating “Peak 65”: Challenges and Strategies for a Record-Breaking Retirement Year
Written By: Susannah Orzolek 2024 is poised to be a historic milestone for America’s retirement system, marked by what has been cleverly called “Peak 65.” An average of 11,000 Americans…
Read MoreNavigating the Financial Landscape: What Lower Interest Rates Mean for Your Money
Written By: MARISSA WALDRON, CFP® In the ever-changing world of finance, one of the key indicators that can significantly impact your money is interest rates. Recently, there has been talk…
Read MoreHow Are Stocks Really Performing?
Written By: Alex Hammersley, CPA For as long as the stock market has been around, there has been no shortage of shakeups. It seems like once a month, there is…
Read MoreNew Year, Great Retirement
Written By: Ryan Rinehart It’s officially 2024, and whether or not you’re someone who likes to participate in New Year’s resolutions, I always think the beginning of the new year…
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