Entries by Greg Carrico

4 Key Reasons Retirees Keep Working (And 4 Reasons Why They Stop)

Retirement marks an important transition—one where many put in their notice and leave their current employer.  But that doesn’t necessarily mean that retirees stop working altogether. As of 2023, 19% of adults over 65 were either working or looking for work as compared to roughly 10% 35 years earlier.  Working in retirement can add several […]

The Top Taxes On Investments And How To Reduce Your Bill

Investing isn’t all a swirl of accumulation and compounding securities, there’s another area that’s just as prevalent, and if not properly planned for, can cost you big—taxes.  Your investments could be taxed in a myriad of ways depending on the asset itself, any produced income, your buying/selling habits, and how long you hold each investment.  […]

Do Your Financial Pros Know Each Other? Top Benefits Of Coordination

A coordinated financial plan can help take your money from good to great.  Your finances have several moving pieces and many of those may be executed by multiple professionals—a financial advisor, CPA, attorney, broker, etc. Instead of staying in their own lane, what would happen if their paths intentionally crossed?  There’s a reason the “unlikely […]

How To Best Prepare To Care For An Aging Parent

Caring for an older relative or loved one is a nuanced process that requires the right combination of grace, candor, and preparation. Everything from financial to emotional to health responsibilities may change, and each of these changes can bring about their own sets of challenges and opportunities.  While there may always be a dose of […]

Do You Need Long-Term Care Insurance?

Long-term care is an emotional topic. It’s challenging to navigate conversations about your health as you age, leaving many families unprepared when these needs arise. Long-term care not only comes with emotional baggage but also a substantial price tag. For some, long-term care insurance can help.  Today, we are going to walk through the ins […]