P is for Procrastination on Store Returns Can Equal a Loss of Money
We’ve all been there. Having a fun moment shopping, buying with the thought, “I’ll return this if I …
N is for Navigate Your Divorce “Like” a Financial Professional
Divorce is a complicated process, and therefore difficult to navigate. Not only are there many emotional concerns to …
G is for Going Green Can Also Save You Some Green
Going green, or being a better steward to the environment, is nothing new. We know we should be …
Ann Zuraw Highlighted in CityWire RIA – “Generational Advice”
“My personal philosophy is that people can manage their own money and use good judgment. And, my role …
F is for Financial Literacy Month is in April
Spring has sprung, and so has the national celebration of Financial Literacy Month. Of course, there are plenty …
D is for the Dangers of Not Having a Trust
You have worked hard for your assets. Whether through the business you built, the money you invested, or …
C is for COVID-19: Your A-Z Guide for Making it Through the Pandemic
It has been one year since we have been dealing with COVID-19. One year since masks, social distancing, …
X is for uneXpected eXpenses and How to Handle them
Unexpected expenses are unfortunately part of life from time to time. But if they are frequently happening, or …
R is for Rethink Your Money Habits During an Economic Downturn
Whether it has affected you or not, the pandemic has brought on a bit of a recession for …
O is for Online tracking for Your Refund Checks.
Getting all your ducks in a row during the divorce process is never easy. It can seem especially …
