When I was a kid, Roswell was but a small rural town about 25 miles north of Atlanta. Not at all the seamless expanse of Atlanta that it is today.…
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In the realm of financial planning, a common misconception persists: the belief that you need significant assets before working with a financial advisor
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Money can be a blessing and a challenge, and families of all shapes and sizes deal with this aspect of life. Some families handle this area more successfully
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As we find ourselves in the midst of tax season, I want to highlight crucial guidance on two areas prone to mistakes on tax returns. These errors can lead to…
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In 2019, I grew disillusioned with New Year’s resolutions. I can be somewhat of a perfectionist, and if things didn’t get off to a great start, I found myself
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While June 21 was the official start to summer, if you are like me, Memorial Day weekend kicks off the unofficial start. A few years ago, I learned the value…
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It’s summertime, which means we’re seeing “out of office” messages galore and an influx of requests from family and friends to “water the plants” or “feed the
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Those that know me, know that I love horses…I might have always been a bit obsessed with them. Life in western times seems idyllic to me in many ways. There…
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As a woman, you have financial needs that are unique to your situation in life. Perhaps you would like to buy your first home. Maybe you need to start saving…
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Four Ways to Protect Your Financial Life: Everywhere we turn right now, it seems we are spending more. I notice it most at the gas pump and at the grocery…
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Worry is defined as a state of anxiety and uncertainty over actual or potential problems. That’s the noun form of the word. I’d like to focus on the verb form,…
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Information vs. instinct. When it comes to investing, many people believe they have a “knack” for choosing good investments. But what exactly is that “knack”
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