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Mid-Year Financial Checkup: What To Review Now

By Laura Kimball, CPA, CFP^® | Jul 29, 2025 |

As we cross the year’s halfway mark, it’s a good time to pause and do a mid-year financial checkup. Are your finances still aligned with your goals,…

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July 22, 2025 |

Managing Cash Flow and Saving for Goals

Balancing daily expenses with long-term financial goals can feel overwhelming — especially when juggling (take your pick of) student loans, rent, travel, and…

July 15, 2025 |

Beyond the 401(k) With a Financial Wellness Program

A 401(k) is a strong start — but it’s not a comprehensive financial wellness program for your employees. To truly support them, employers…

July 08, 2025 |

How Do Married Couples Handle Finances?

After you’ve sent the last thank-you note, a new kind of planning begins — aligning your financial life with the life you want…

June 20, 2025 |

Debt Management: Six Healthier Ways to Reclaim Control

Debt management is a financial challenge that can impact both your financial records and your emotional well-being, depending on your individual experience. Poor…

June 17, 2025 |

5 Signs It’s Time To Meet With a Financial Advisor

We tend to think we’ll call a financial advisor when “we have enough money to warrant one.” But some of the most valuable…

June 13, 2025 |

5 Smart Moves To Build Financial Resilience

Life doesn’t always go as planned. A job loss, medical event, sudden relocation, or even a promising new opportunity can disrupt your financial…

June 11, 2025 |

Retirement Readiness: 5 Steps to Helping Employees Understand Their Retirement Income Needs

Retirement planning often gets pushed to the back burner. When you’re dealing with a timeline of years and decades, the urgency of today…

May 13, 2025 |

5 Retirement Planning Mistakes

Planning for retirement is one of the most important financial undertakings in your life. Yet even seasoned professionals make retirement planning mistakes that…

May 06, 2025 |

401(k) and Divorce: Protecting Your Greatest Asset

Divorce can affect many aspects of your financial plan. There is a lot to keep track of. Still, you have things to do…