Turning Away from Pessimism
I heard the song, Good News Sold, by Jordan Davis, as I was playing in the yard with my two daughters, and it got me thinking about the news and what we all hear broadcast to us daily. If you turn on your TV, social media or radio I can almost guarantee you’ll hear some …
If Inflation has come down from its peak, why doesn’t it feel like it has?
On paper, inflation has lowered over the past two years, but go to the grocery store, fill up your car with gas or go out to eat and I highly doubt you’ll find anyone ecstatic about how inflation has “cooled”.
Without a Plan You’ll Be Left in the Cold
By Scott Keegan, CFP®, ChFC®, COO & Wealth Advisor Personally, I hate the cold, but my love for the Kansas City Chiefs is greater. Recently my wife, Claire, and I went to the Chiefs and Dolphins Playoff game and let me tell you, it was cold! The temperature at kickoff was a bitter -4 de …
Letting Go of Fear
By Scott Keegan, CFP®, Chief Operating Officer/Wealth Advisor It’s no secret that many people struggle with stress and worry. Admittedly, I am a natural worrier. I tend to think of the worst-case scenario first and what would my plan be if that happened. I always want to have a plan, a ba …
6 Tips to Winning with Credit Cards
By Scott Keegan, Chief Operating Officer/Associate Wealth Advisor I recently talked to a couple that was trying to work their way out of some credit card debt. They described how they had many different cards with certain cards to earn rewards for certain types of purchases (gas, hotels, gr …
What’s Your Mental Minimum?
By Scott Keegan, Chief Operating Officer/Associate Wealth Advisor There’s no doubt that one of the most crucial pieces of a person’s financial plan is having an emergency fund. This is one aspect of a financial plan that everyone needs no matter what age, income, or any other variable chang …