Saying “No” in Order to Achieve Something Better
By Cass Grange Every so often, especially at various transition points, it is smart to look at the whole picture and ask: are we being courageous in our business decisions? Are we looking at [...]
The Sandwich Generation
By Cass Grange When my kids were teens we visited the LBJ ranch. During the tour, the docent talked about the huge philosophical gulf that existed between young people and adults during the Vietnam [...]
Money & Marriage – A Love Story
By Cass Grange Some of the best money advice I've received was from a close friend after his 17-year marriage broke up. He said, "Don't be cheap like me. Hire a babysitter. It is [...]
Financial Challenges of Divorce
By Megan Poore Major life transitions almost always create stress – even the good transitions. Whether it’s leaving a career and transitioning to retirement, seeing children off to college after 18 years of nurturing [...]
Can Seasonal Spending (and Saving) Bring Comfort and Joy?
By Megan Poore Although we are in the thick of the holiday shopping frenzy, it’s not too late to slow down and think about how, where and when we will spend our money and [...]
Faith In the Future
By Thomas Twombly You’ve heard this from me before, but it’s always worth repeating: investing, in anything, is first and foremost an act of faith. Yes, there are many other factors that go into [...]