What is the Open Enrollment Period? This is one time every year that Medicare beneficiaries have an opportunity to modify their coverage. It is also called the Annual Coordinated Election Period or the Annual Election Period. When is the Open … Continue reading →
Grief does interesting things to you. Besides the obvious effects of grief, sadness and fatigue, there are also more subtle things going on when you grieve. These “hidden” aspects of grief make you more vulnerable and insecure, which makes you … Continue reading →
When buying a car, you may pay the most attention to its sticker price. However, there are many other costs that need to be taken into consideration when determining how much you’ll actually pay to own a vehicle. Interest If … Continue reading →
There is a reason why books like “Wild” by Cheryl Strayed and “Eat, Pray, Love” by Elizabeth Gilbert resonate so strongly with women. On some level, most women understand that travel may be a viable cure for what ails you. … Continue reading →
This checklist was originally published in preparation for Hurricane Matthew in October of 2016 and is a valuable tool for those preparing to evacuate ahead of the imminently approaching Hurricane Dorian. Okay, while I’m a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ by day, … Continue reading →
