2020 has been a rollercoaster ride for most of us, and while it may be tempting to avoid money matters and celebrate the arrival of a brand new year, investing a few hours in some intentional money moves will keep your financial goals on track.

Charitable giving—whether donating time, talent, or treasure —can be a tremendously positive family experience when shared. Meaningful ways of giving can become traditions you can start building with your family today.

Each fall, you typically have the option to review and adjust your benefits during an open enrollment period. This is the time to check-in and make any necessary changes to your health or life insurance coverage, beneficiary designations, and even retirement contributions.

For nearly everyone, parenting is a life-changing and exhilarating experience. But it always requires making some fundamental decisions about how life is to be lived. One of the primary examples is the two-income couple. They will have to consider the pros and cons of one parent staying home to raise their child or children.

If you’re in your forties or fifties with active, relatively healthy parents, it may be hard to imagine that your own financial future may be impacted as they age and need physical and/or emotional care.

An encore career can bring additional meaning and fulfillment to your retirement plan. But what is an encore career and how can it help define the next stage of your life?