Preparing Teens for Financial Adulthood
Learning how to properly manage money is a crucial life skill that can take years to develop. For teens who may be earning an income for the first time, there can be a steep learning curve when it comes to financial literacy. Laying the foundation for this education early can help establish healthy financial habits…
By Kimberly Campagna
April 6, 2021
Tips for Making the Most of Your Inheritance
Baby boomers in the U.S. are set to bequeath $68 trillion in wealth by 2043, as part of the Great Wealth Transfer. Much of that will be left to Generation X and millennial heirs. If you expect to receive an inheritance, planning ahead for how you will use the wealth and account for any taxes…
By Kimberly Campagna
April 5, 2021
Women and Wealth: Taking Charge of Your Finances
When it comes to financial planning, women are likely to face different challenges than men. For one, they earn less than men on average, and they’re more likely to work part-time jobs or take time away from their careers to raise children and care for family. Less income means less money to devote to savings…
By Kimberly Campagna
March 8, 2021
Tips for the 2021 Tax Season
Preparing for the 2021 Tax Season How a financial advisor can help you manage your taxes this year Reducing your tax burden can help you manage your wealth and free up money to meet your financial goals and build your legacy. But tax rules are complicated, and you may need help understanding all the methods…
By Kimberly Campagna
February 8, 2021
Choosing the Right Life Insurance Policy
How to compare plans based on your specific needs The basic premise behind life insurance is simple: You pay premiums to an insurance company, which then pays your beneficiaries a certain amount after you die. But not all life insurance policies are the same. In fact, the right policy for one person may be the…
By Kimberly Campagna
February 3, 2021
Tax Tips for Charitable Donations
Charitable giving is a great way to support the causes you care about while also getting a tax break. In 2020, Congress passed the Coronavirus Aid Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act, which incentivized charitable giving by offering new rules for charitable deductions. As we move into the new year, now is the time to…
By Kimberly Campagna
January 22, 2021
