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July 2026 July Newsletter Insurance is easy to put on autopilot, but your coverage should evolve as your life changes. A policy that fit your needs a few years ago may no longer provide the right protection, or you could be paying for coverage you no longer need. In this month's article, I discuss why it's worth taking a few minutes each year to review your homeowners, auto, health, disability, life, and umbrella insurance policies. A simple review can help identify coverage gaps, ensure your...
June 2026 June Newsletter This month’s financial column tackles a habit that shows up often in financial plans I review: putting off financial decisions that don’t feel urgent in the moment. It’s rarely a single big choice that creates long-term financial strain. More often, it’s a series of small, delayed decisions, things that feel easy to push into “later” because nothing bad is happening right now. In this article, I walk through a different way to think about those delays, and why...
May 2026 Should I Pay for My Kid's College? This month’s financial column tackles a question I hear often from parents: Should I pay for my child’s college? For many, this doesn’t start as a clear decision, it starts as an assumption. Something parents feel they’re supposed to do, without fully thinking through the financial and long-term impact. In this article, I walk through a different way to approach the conversation, one that focuses not just on affordability, but on values,...