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The spread of Covid-19 has raised a lot of anxiety around money. One of the number one questions I am getting asked is “What should I be doing financially right now?” The answer to this question really depends on your current financial situation and why you are asking the question. Are you concerned you may not have the liquidity to sustain extended unemployment or pay cuts? Are you wondering if you should be investing? Are you concerned about market volatility?

One of the first things I hear people say when I tell them I am a Financial Planner is "I will come see you when I have some money." The truth is you should come see me before you have money in the bank. If you are fresh out of college & starting your career, building a business, a few years into working or starting anything that effects your financial life, you should seek a Financial Planner.

What is my benefit and when should I claim? The Primary Insurance Amount (PIA) is the monthly benefit you'll receive if you apply for Social Security at full retirement age

"What keeps you up at night?" This is one of the first questions I ask clients that I am sitting down with for the first time.

In the financial industry there are and always have been good and bad actors. Some bad actors make the front page of the paper while others are either not discovered or their level of fraud does not rise to that level.

If you are part of a work place retirement program, chances are you have fund choices in your portfolio. Once a year you are given the option to pick the funds that you want to invest, but seldom does anyone explain what those options mean.