Deficits, The Fed and Consumer Spending

May 18, 2020

Many investors and economists are now focused on how the economy will reopen in the coming months, especially with very early reports of a potential vaccine and on-going Federal Reserve support. While the crisis is not yet over, it is likely that the economy will be able to recover over time. What remains unclear, however, is how the scars left by the nationwide shutdown and government stimulus measures will affect economic growth in the future.

A Lesson In Time

May 11, 2020

Fear, uncertainty, doubt - these emotions are nothing new to the world of investing. In fact, they seem to reappear on a fairly consistent basis. Covid-19 has brought them back with a vengeance, but wise investors know how to stay the course, keep their emotions governed, and take advantage of new opportunities. ‍

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Apr 14, 2020

5 Tips for Navigating the Coronavirus Crash

Apr 8, 2020

Leave a Lasting Legacy: Consider Your Impact on the World

Mar 12, 2020

What the SECURE Act Means for Your Retirement

Feb 18, 2020

How to Make Your 2020 Resolutions Stick

Jan 13, 2020

Don’t Miss These 6 Year-End Financial Planning Opportunities

Dec 11, 2019

Are your finances ready for the end of the year? December brings many deadlines and lists; there are gifts to buy, holidays to plan, and vacations to organize. While financial planning should occur year-round, it often becomes top of mind as the year draws to a close. Even though the holiday season is a busy time, it’s important to take care of financial matters now to save you time and money in the long run. Addressing the following 6 opportunities can help you start 2020 on the right financial foot.

College Savings Plans: Breaking Down the Complexities

Nov 12, 2019

Be Prepared: 7 Estate Planning Tips

Oct 24, 2019

5 Financial Wellness Tips for the Sandwich Generation

Oct 24, 2019

8 Simple Tips for Organizing Your Finances

Aug 15, 2019

Disorganized finances can make it difficult to plan and set your goals. Following a pattern of established management guidelines can help you stay on-top of your financial situation throughout the year. Whether you need to overhaul your budget, assess your credit standing, or get a better handle on your investments, stick to these 8 daily habits to make it easier to manage your financial life.

Changing Jobs? Don't Forget Your Retirement Account

Jul 12, 2019

People commonly make the mistake of leaving their old retirement accounts behind when they change jobs. While it’s perfectly legal to do this, there are advantages of taking your old retirement plan with you when you leave. An old account can be transferred to an IRA (Individual Retirement Account) or a new employer’s retirement plan. Here are five reasons why you should consider taking this route rather than leaving your old retirement account behind.

5 Tips for Managing a Sudden Financial Windfall

Jun 11, 2019

Exposing the Top 7 Social Security Myths

May 30, 2019

5 Kid-Friendly Financial Literacy Tips

Apr 15, 2019

The 5 Phases of Pre-Retirement

Mar 11, 2019

5 Tips for When the Markets Get Rocky

Feb 13, 2019

Stop Procrastinating: 5 Financial Resolutions You Can Start Right Now

Jan 8, 2019

While making your list of resolutions is pretty simple, sticking to your plan and achieving your goals is easier said than done. Here are our top 5 financial resolutions.

Don’t Miss These 7 End-of-Year Financial Planning Tips

Dec 7, 2018

With a new year about to begin, consider the following year-end financial planning techniques in order to end strong and start your new year with your best foot forward:

How the Right Advice Can Boost Financial Confidence

Nov 19, 2018

What value does a financial advisor actually provide? This may surprise you, but the value of a quality financial advisor goes far beyond portfolio advice. It’s about guiding clients to develop sophisticated financial behaviors. Additionally, an advisor can help you boost your financial confidence in the following areas.

3 Reasons Why Robots Won’t Replace Financial Advisors

Oct 3, 2018

Retirement Savings Tips: From Your 20s to Your 60s

Sep 11, 2018

Financial planning is a lifelong endeavor, but people often seek out investment advice that doesn’t fit their current stage in life. When it comes to saving for retirement, most Americans invest and manage those savings for six decades or longer. It’s important to consider how your resources and risk tolerance change as you move through different life stages.

Worry With Us

Sep 4, 2018

Don’t worry alone, worry with us.

This is a Terrible Time to Make a Plan

Aug 17, 2018

When it comes to retirement, or estate planning, or business planning or just plain old general financial planning, if you want to increase your odds of a positive outcome, there is only one time to make a plan. And that time is NOW!

There's More to Retirement than Just Numbers

Aug 14, 2018

Have you considered the emotional aspects of retirement and how to plan wisely? In today’s world, people are working well past the age of 65 before retiring. Some people who are in good health may not be ready to retire just yet because they like what they do, want to keep busy, or need the extra money. If retirement isn’t in the cards just yet, it never hurts to begin preparing emotionally for the change that will occur in life when retirement does happen and a new phase of life begins. If retirement is knocking on your door, you may want to start preparing yourself emotionally for it now, because preparation goes beyond making sure you have enough income.

It Doesn't Just Happen

Jul 9, 2018

The size of the balance in your 401(k) plan at retirement takes thought, planning, and action.

What's A Target Date Fund?

May 9, 2018

Target Date funds have grown as a popular investment choice, especially in company retirement plans, and IRA's. But what are they, and how do they function? Horizon's Bill Bush takes a look...

It's The Small Things

Apr 25, 2018

How a small change in your habits can make an impact in your retirement savings.

The 75 Year-Old Man or Woman in the Mirror

Jan 12, 2018

Imagine waking up one morning and looking in the mirror. Instead of seeing your face as you know it today, you see a wrinkled, much-older version of yourself. It’s you, alright…but it’s you in 25, 35, maybe 40 years down the road. What would that 75 year-old “you” think of the current you?

Fear vs. Planning

Nov 1, 2017

Is fear winning out over planning in your financial life? Pete Bush takes a look at this epic battle….

Plan Sponsors: Is there an "oh?" in your 401(K)?

Nov 1, 2017

Companies shoulder an incredible responsibility when it comes to sponsoring a retirement plan for its employees. No one should know this better than the plan sponsor. There are a lot of moving pieces in a plan, and a plan sponsor can ill-afford to look the other way for a while, or assume the plan is rolling along just fine. Lurking underneath could be some causes for concern that may have plan sponsors scratching their heads asking, “Really?” or “Should I have known that?” …or simply, “Oh?”