Showcasing personal interviews with famed faces, everyday women who make a difference in our society or tough topics that need addressing.
Push and pull are opposite actions. However, in order to move forward some times we have to do both. There is no one way to accomplish a task: Losing weight, it involves exercise, dieting or intermittent fasting at times; having a baby is possible through natural birth, adoption or in vitro; building a house requires…
In a nation, take that back, in a world saturated with writers, authors, bloggers, why would I even try to work on my writing? Who cares that I was editor of so many magazines, back in the day, when uttering the words magazine was still lucrative and fancy? Who cares of the many famous faces…
Everyone wants their kid to get the best grades, score the winning goal, basket, touchdown or run and have an endearing personality. Parents burst with pride every time their child is ahead of the developmental curve in any area. Why? Because their most profound desire is for their children to be successful. It’s not surprising,…
Retirement planning is one of the few things in life that offers no room for procrastination. Any financial advisor will tell you that the best time to start saving for retirement is as early as possible. Despite this advice, 33 percent of all Americans have less than $5,000 saved for retirement. Even worse, polls show…
Combining your finances is one of the most daunting things you will ever do with your partner. Money troubles are recognized as being a major factor in relationship breakdowns, so it is important to go into this new chapter of your life with your eyes wide open and a plan in place. Read on below…
Is your wallet feeling a little lighter than it did just a few months back? Don’t feel bad – it happens to the best of us this time of year. Many people have a hard time getting back to some semblance of a budget after the holidays. With the added debt of buying presents, some…
February is still a time of new beginnings, and it makes sense that as the new year rolls around, you will want to get more organized and plan the next 11 months as best you can. There will always be surprises and events that don’t fit your plans, but if you are otherwise organized, you…
Are you still on track to meet your investment goals? With all the market volatility in the last quarter of 2018, which may continue through 2019, it is important to take some time early in the new year to review your financial plan and investment strategies to ensure your portfolio is headed in the right…
Whether an individual has temporarily left the workplace due to a lengthy illness or to raise a family, returning to the world of work can seem daunting. While some seamlessly reintegrate themselves into their previous positions, the majority of workers return to significant changes or even to a new position altogether, especially if they’ve been…
A diagnosis of Alzheimer’s or dementia can be devastating, both for the patient and their family. As a financial advisor, a significant concern I often hear from families is about money management and how the diagnosis can affect their loved one’s financial well-being. Many organizations in the Atlanta area offer programs and resources to help…
