by Eric Hutchinson | Sep 25, 2017 | Recent Posts
As I discussed in the first part of this post, long-term care is something that we all have to take seriously and plan for accordingly. Though Medicare can be a great help, there are shortcomings that you will have to work around to deal with prolonged medical care....
by Eric Hutchinson | Sep 18, 2017 | Recent Posts
When you’re young, or even not-so-young, the idea of long-term care can seem like it will never apply to you. Maybe we’re just deluding ourselves that we’ll never get old or that these situations are someone else’s hardships.Whatever the case, we are only flesh and...
by Eric Hutchinson | Sep 11, 2017 | Recent Posts
Recently it was reported in the Wall Street Journal that “with unemployment low and the stock market near record highs, Americans are feeling more financially secure these days.” The article went on to mention that a new financial survey revealed “that some of that...
by Eric Hutchinson | Sep 7, 2017 | Recent Posts
You’ve got them started on the right foot; they’re putting away money and following your example, but what’s next for your kids’ savings? As they grow up, they need to start understanding more about financial saving and personal money management. This is the time to...
by Eric Hutchinson | Sep 1, 2017 | Recent Posts
You try to teach your kids the difference between right and wrong, to give them a solid foundation so they can lead a good life. You don’t want to send your children into adulthood unprepared to face challenges in their work or personal lives. Right? But are you...
by Eric Hutchinson | Aug 31, 2017 | Recent Posts
You’ve been putting in the work, using the 80:20 ratio to establish an emergency account equal to about six months of living expenses. Now you can start allocating your money in ways that can make it work for you. Typically, this is done by investing. If you and your...
