Bonds often play a part in a balanced portfolio. As the Fed discusses potential changes in interest rates, investors have more questions about how to manage bonds, and what types of bonds make sense at this time. In this workshop, we’ll discuss the current bond environment, and the role different types of bonds could play […]

A comprehensive guide to planning and preparing for the  unexpected! We’ll be examining financial transitions that many women encounter, whether single or married, and discussing resources to be considered in  preparing for our future. This is the first step in creating our Emergency Binder: “What I want my family to know.”  

Whether it’s in the work world or in dealing with family finances, women tend to second guess themselves, doubt their own abilities and even place unreasonable expectations on themselves.  From a fear of having our limitations being called out to fears that we are failing in endeavors where we’ve had acclaim, imposter syndrome can at […]

Behavioral finance is a psychological approach to understanding how investors make decisions, both individually and as a whole. “Wealth In Color: Exploring Instinctual Investment Patterns” looks at how our personal biases guide us, from quick spending decisions to investment choices, which could impact us for years. We’ll look at various biases, exploring those we can moderate and focusing on biases we may need to adapt.

Join us every Third Thursday for an interactive presentation where we will be discussing key financial topics. For those ready to start  Medicare, specialist Melinda Caughill of i65 and Deanne Phillips decipher the different parts, including what you might not know about advantage plans. Uncover tips & best practices and learn about what you can do to avoid numerous Medicare pitfalls.