There's a 2023 fix for the ACA "Family Glitch." Since the inception of the affordable care act (ACA), if your employer offered affordable health insurance coverage for you as an employee, you were ineligible for ACA subsidies for your family members even if adding them to your employer plan was not … [Read more...]
How to Become Financially Fit in 2021
by Christina Slavonik, CFP(R) Oh, yes! It’s that time of year again! It's time to list out resolutions or goals that we would like to accomplish this year. There may be some “rollovers” from 2020! One important resolution to add to your list is to be financially fit. It’s not something … [Read more...]
October 2017 Newsletter
Our October newsletter is now available to help with your personal financial planning. It includes an overview of the third quarter investment market performance, along with a review of Nobel Prize winning economist Richard Thaler's work. In addition, we have suggestions on how to respond to the … [Read more...]
Health Insurance for College Students
As your child prepares to head off to college, probably the last thing on his or her mind is health insurance. But getting sick or injured away from home can be an unpleasant (and expensive) experience--more so if your child doesn't know his or her health-care options. You'll want to make sure that … [Read more...]
New Health Care Law Highlights
If you're like me, you found it challenging to keep up with the provisions of the health care bills as they worked through the legislative process. But now that the bill is law, it's helpful to understand how it may affect your individual situation and any changes that need to be made to your … [Read more...]
Early Retirees & Health Insurance
Thinking about retiring early? As part of the decision, you've got to calculate whether you'll have enough retirement income to meet your needs. While adding up the costs of customary living expenses, utilities, and an occasional vacation, don't forget to include another important retirement … [Read more...]