Most people wouldn’t recognize the name Daniel Kahneman, but he was a founding father of behavioral economics/behavioral finance. He died on March 27 at the age
March in Indiana means basketball. I grew up in a small town in Illinois where football was king. Moving to Indiana and marrying a rabid Purdue basketball fan
Saving for retirement is not easy, and with the multiple options available, it can be difficult to take the first step. One of the major employers in Columbus
The predictions for 2024 from economist and strategists have started coming out. Every year, predictions are made and ultimately don’t match reality for the
Depending on what statistic you find, between 55% and 63% of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck. Even those earning over $100,000 are not immune.
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In the frosty expanse of the North Pole, where elves craft toys, and reindeer prance, even a certain jolly someone can think about a few financial planning
As the year draws to a close, it's the perfect time for individuals to assess their financial health and prepare for the upcoming year. Whether you're a new
This year feels as though the holiday hype will be around longer. When I was much younger, the Christmas season didn’t start until after Thanksgiving. This year
Required minimum distributions from retirement accounts can be confusing. If not taken appropriately, they can generate hefty penalties. Depending on when a
SECURE 2.0 Act (2022) made changes to the retirement saving and distribution landscape and built on changes made in the original SECURE Act (2019). There is
