The temptation to take home that cute little puppy or kitty is strong. But have you considered the financial obligations that occur when bringing a pet into your household? Therefore, the financial cost of pet ownership should be considered before a commitment is made. Pets tend to be cute and they do bring people plenty […]
Passing on Family Heirlooms and Family Memories
Have you ever thought about who will get your Grandma’s Yellow Pie Plate or other family heirlooms? Or have you ever thought about which books from grandma’s collection might be special to your children? Estate Planning The passing on of personal family heirlooms is one aspect of estate planning that is commonly overlooked. Grandparents can […]
The Power of Anxiety
“I have got to get my anxiety under control!” I often hear this from people at trainings and in my private practice. We have a lot of things in common, episodic anxiety is one of them. And that’s not all bad! When we think back to Caveman days, anxiety was motivational. For example, it can […]
