IRA Types and Eligibility Regulations
As part of our financial planning services, we often get questions about whether to make contributions to a Traditional
The less-than-romantic origins of Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day is here! Candy and flowers and cards, oh my! Elementary school kids are exchanging greetings
Document Retention: What to hold on to and when to let go
The song “Hold on Loosely” was released in 1981 by the band 38 Special, peaking at #27 on the
The Groundhog and Promises of Spring
Groundhog Day is always celebrated on February 2. I don’t know why, but one reason is that the date is the mid-point
The last week in January has been designated as “Tax Identity Theft Awareness Week.” This is a good reminder to all of us about the importance of maintaining
Have you considered sharing your skills and experiences? Do you enjoy working with less experienced or younger people? If you answered YES, this month is for
Happy New Year! We’re up and running in a new year. In many respects, 2018 was a hectic year. The political arena continued to be a blood sport, with our
My wife Margaret and I recently enjoyed a trip South, thus shaving off a few days of braving the cold New England weather! Our first stop was in the Greenville
To re-imagine a classic Bruce Springsteen song, “GROWN in the U.S.A.” is the theme for our last installment in the “Wine Not” newsletter series. We are
Now that we’ve toasted the wonderful champagne offerings from France, we will journey to Spain and Italy to sample their sparkling wines for our around-the
Wine is not something I feel qualified to discuss, but fortunately, we have my wife Margaret as our in-house connoisseur to share information we hope will help
I am fortunate to have my wife Margaret to handle most of the holiday details in our family. If I were in charge, I imagine I would be like the Christmas
