May 29th, or 529 Day, rolls around every year. And every year, a lot of people ask the same question: should I start one for my child or loved one? The honest answer is that it depends. But for most families with children, grandchildren, or other loved ones they want...
A Grammy-nominated musician recently lost over $400,000 in a cybersecurity scam. G. Love downloaded what he thought was a legitimate app from the App Store after his laptop crashed. The reviews looked good. He entered his credentials, and within moments, his...
April is Financial Literacy Month, and it’s a good reminder that financial success doesn’t require being an expert. Here’s what we see all the time in one-on-one coaching sessions: people know what they should be doing with their money, but...
March Madness is here, and with it comes the excitement of watching underdogs make improbable runs and upsets that no one saw coming. It’s fun to fill out a bracket, root for a Cinderella story, and watch the chaos unfold. But when it comes to investing, that...
More people than ever before are going to AI tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude for advice on everything, including financial advice. But is the advice good? Is it in your best interest? Is it sound? The short answer is that it depends. The Accuracy Problem Some...
