by Ryan Stille | Mar 31, 2022 | Retirement
Mentioned in our prior blog post, why not test drive a mini retirement before the real one arrives? I believe the key to a successful long-term retirement is taking a break or reducing hours before it’s necessary. This may be easier for some professionals based on...
by Ryan Stille | Mar 15, 2022 | Retirement
Traditional retirement definitions have been eroding for years. People are working longer today, both by choice and necessity. Some trends are changing while others remain the same. How might this impact how you define retirement? What’s changing Most pension plans...
by Ryan Stille | Dec 29, 2021 | Financial Planning, Investments, Retirement
Here’s one step to take now to get a financial head start on the new year! Create a balance sheet that tallies everything you own and all that you owe. Paper and pencil work well, however I’ve found digital copies more valuable. The value of a balance sheet is to...
by Ryan Stille | Nov 9, 2021 | Retirement
Can short-term planning be as effective as a long term, goal focused plan? I believe so and, in some cases, it may be more beneficial initially then planning for the long run. Financial plans are created to go the distance, often forecasting your probability of...
by Ryan Stille | Apr 14, 2021 | Family, Financial Planning, Retirement, Savings
There are 3 common financial mistakes families and professionals make when managing their cash. In no particular order they are: Holding too much or too little Chasing a return or yield Lumping all your cash in one account Last April, you may have wished for more...
by Ryan Stille | Mar 24, 2021 | Financial Planning, Investments, Retirement, Savings
Well, I’m completely cooked, my bracket is toast after the first round of the NCAA tournament! Filling out your bracket with your favorite picks is a fun gamble that may or may not pan out. Quite the opposite of financial planning which allows for more inputs in...
