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If you haven’t taken the time to draft your estate documents, there’s no time like the present. Having something like an advanced medical directive or durable power of attorney for health care is never meaningful until you need it, and at that point it’s too late and the process can become somewhat cumbersome for those who are left to make those decisions.
Read MoreAs markets hit new highs this week, it can be easy to forget that only 9 months ago we were in the middle of a bear market. It took roughly 32 days for the U.S. markets to hit bottom in March of 2020, which was then followed by a swift recovery. Which made this bear market one of the shortest in history, and may have served as a reminder that cycles are normal.
Read MoreIt’s never too soon to teach kids about money. A key part can be to demonstrate and verbalize values while living and teaching them how to handle money in an intentional, God honoring manner.
Discover a few simple lessons parents or even grandparents can do that can provide a solid foundation for a lifetime of financial decisions.
Read MoreCOVID-19 has certainly rattled the markets and investors, but it’s still early to know just how 2020 will turn out. It can be tough to keep cool when you see the market dropping or to control your exuberance when you see it shooting upward. So as the you go into the second half of year keep in mind…
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