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 →
August 26th, Women’s Equality Day, is important for women (and men and children) because our very lives, and our futures, depend upon increased opportunities for equality for women. You may be thinking, don’t women currently have equal rights? And the … Continue reading →
As a lesbian woman, I have witnessed many legislative changes in my adult life, each of which has cost me a great deal of stress. That stress is well-founded since, prior to 2013, nearly every law change negatively impacted gays … Continue reading →
Admittedly we are not Certified Public Accountants and so we are NOT directly rendering specific tax advice. Rather, we will leave that to your CPA, whom undoubtedly already reached out with their own recommendations and advice. Inasmuch as the tax … Continue reading →
