Signing your estate documents in your attorney’s office is only the first step. Here are four things you should do after, and in some states, could save you thousands of dollars. Transfer your home The point of executing a trust is to avoid probate court, which can cost you thousands of dollars and take much […]
2018 Q2 Market Update
This is my Q2 market update for 2018, and it was yet another interesting quarter. President Trump pulled out of the Iran Deal, met with Kim Jon Ung of North Korea, the NASDAQ climbed to record highs and inflation continued to rise. The U.S. market update is that they performed fairly well over this last […]
How much should you fund a college savings account?
If you’ve got young kids, you probably have a lot on your mind. You might be saving for a different home, a safer car and your retirement fund. But on top of all that, you might also be concerned about saving for college. How much should you actually save in a college savings account? There […]
What You Should Ask Your Financial Advisor
If you decide to work with a financial advisor, it’s important you find someone who understands your goals and has the credentials and experience to support you in your financial journey. Here are some of the most important questions to ask when you’re interviewing potential advisors: Are You a Fiduciary? Unfortunately, not all advisors are […]
New Hampshire Retirement Population: Leveraging Potential
New Hampshire now has the second-oldest population in the country. According to the U.S. Census, 20 percent of the state’s population will be 65 or older by 2020. A recent episode of NHPR’s “The Exchange” featured Joseph Coughlin, author of “The Longevity Economy: Unlocking The World’s Fast-Growing, Most Misunderstood Market.” He is also the […]
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