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The Bad Doughnut – Medicare Part D’s “Doughnut Hole”
I love doughnuts! My favorite is the Maple Bar, but if you gave me an Apple Fritter I wouldn’t complain. In my opinion the doughnut is the perfect pastry; soft, sugary, and delicious. Unfortunately, the Federal Government and Medicare Part D have taken the doughnut, or the “doughnut hole,” and made it something it’s not,…
Stop Procrastinating! Essential Estate Planning Documents Everyone Needs
It’s 4:00 p.m. at work and you’ve been super productive to this point. You look down at your “To-Do” List and admire all the things crossed off and you’re immediately filled with the great feeling of accomplishment. Then, your attention is drawn to that one remaining item. The item that has been there for what…
Be Financially Fit for Life
The world is exploding with products and services targeted to keep us physically fit— from phones that count our steps and track calories to armbands that monitor REM sleep. There are diets with no carbs, diets with juice and diets on a beach. It’s the same with your financial fitness. There are blogs, articles, tweets…
Four Steps to Stay Safe Online
Do you want to pay your bills online? View your investment accounts? If you’re going to start accessing your accounts online there are a few steps that you should take that will help keep your information safe.
The Roles of a Financial Planner
Why on earth would you want to hire a financial planner? Even the name sounds boring. There are plenty of places on the internet or TV to get investment advice or planning ideas, right? I think there is a misconception on the role of a planner. This could be a hangover from the .Com brokers…
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2022 2nd Quarter Investment Commentary