Financial planning blog

Investing in Equities for Retirement Income By: Karl Frank George and Sherry never had to ask, “what’s next?” They had always planned everything. But life threw a wrench into their plans when George was let go during the recent economic downturn. George was ready to retire, at least emotionally. The kids were raised, the bills...Read More

Risk capacity and risk tolerance are two important concepts that investors should understand. Though they are related, they are not the same thing. Risk Capacity Ability to take on investment risk is a function of objective measures (the client’s financial profile) such as the investment goals, the time horizon for each goal, the need for...Read More

Market is at all-time highs, should I wait to invest or invest now? We have never had the markets reach as high as they have recently. When we talk with clients, they often tell us “it is due for a correction.” I just know it. Well, maybe. What we do know is there are no...Read More

Making Our Website Accessible None of us are getting younger. In fact, I have never been older than I am at this exact moment in time. And I often joke that I am not losing my hearing, or my vision, but I do think websites are sometimes hard to read. So, we just rolled out...Read More

Jeff Krommendyk discusses the right way to purchase insurance to protect your assets. With over 20 years of experience, Jeff makes it easy to understand what you do and do not want to buy. He reveals some risks that you might not know you have and ways to cover them. He discusses some of the...Read More

If you made the smart decision to work with a CFP® professional to create a plan for your financial future, how do you make your first meeting as productive as possible? At your first meeting, you will typically discuss the financial planning process, what you would like to accomplish as well as how your CFP®...Read More