Care Planning in 5 Crucial Steps
Care planning is never finished – it’s updated as new information arrives. Ashlee Vieregger shares five considerations for families preparing for changing care needs.
Care planning is never finished – it’s updated as new information arrives. Ashlee Vieregger shares five considerations for families preparing for changing care needs.
Care planning often feels like something that applies to someone else. In reality, it touches nearly every family. In this episode of Financial Perspectives, Director of Communications, Gretchen Muller, and Senior Lead Advisor, Matt Stagner, unpack what care planning really means across disability, special needs, and elder care. They talk through the financial realities families face and the practical solutions that could help, from building the right care team to ABLE accounts and special needs trusts.
In his latest blog, Matt Stagner, explains why care planning could be a critical (and often overlooked) part of a financial plan.
Family meetings matter. But what happens after can make a meaningful difference. Ashlee Vieregger shares why you may want to keep the conversation going over lunch.
This webinar explores how to successfully transfer wealth -- and the wisdom that comes with it -- from one generation to the next.
Confused about Trump Accounts? Here’s a clear breakdown of what they are, how they work, and what to watch.
In retirement planning, some variables you can control, and others you can’t. Inflation is often an overlooked variable. In this episode of Financial Perspectives, Gretchen Muller, Director of Communications, and advisor Ben Berger walk through the "retirement equation" and use Monte Carlo modeling to stress-test a hypothetical plan against a 5% inflation shock. Ben also shares examples of adjustments that can help keep purchasing power on track.
Generational wealth is no longer just about assets. Gretchen Muller shares how wealth transfer today includes passing down values, meaning, and financial perspective.
Care planning is never finished – it’s updated as new information arrives. Ashlee Vieregger shares five considerations for families preparing for changing care needs.
Care planning often feels like something that applies to someone else. In reality, it touches nearly every family. In this episode of Financial Perspectives, Director of Communications, Gretchen Muller, and Senior Lead Advisor, Matt Stagner, unpack what care planning really means across disability, special needs, and elder care. They talk through the financial realities families face and the practical solutions that could help, from building the right care team to ABLE accounts and special needs trusts.
In his latest blog, Matt Stagner, explains why care planning could be a critical (and often overlooked) part of a financial plan.
Family meetings matter. But what happens after can make a meaningful difference. Ashlee Vieregger shares why you may want to keep the conversation going over lunch.
This webinar explores how to successfully transfer wealth -- and the wisdom that comes with it -- from one generation to the next.
Confused about Trump Accounts? Here’s a clear breakdown of what they are, how they work, and what to watch.
In retirement planning, some variables you can control, and others you can’t. Inflation is often an overlooked variable. In this episode of Financial Perspectives, Gretchen Muller, Director of Communications, and advisor Ben Berger walk through the "retirement equation" and use Monte Carlo modeling to stress-test a hypothetical plan against a 5% inflation shock. Ben also shares examples of adjustments that can help keep purchasing power on track.
Generational wealth is no longer just about assets. Gretchen Muller shares how wealth transfer today includes passing down values, meaning, and financial perspective.
Portfolio success isn’t always about beating the market. Zach Dalluge, explains how understanding your required rate of return could reshape how you think about investing and portfolio risk.
Poor quality sleep can be easy to ignore if we feel fine or can still function. In this article, Dr. John Scott of The Iowa Clinic helps address some of the most common misconceptions about sleep - and why there can be a significant difference between surviving and thriving.