Education Funding Options

For most parents, saving for their children’s college education is a major financial commitment. A savings program is a good start, but merely accumulating funds is usually not enough. The type of assets in the education accounts, and whether the parent or the child owns them, can significantly impact the family’s eligibility for financial aid.

Charitable Trusts for Estate Planning

Charitable gifting can be accomplished in many ways. Charitable donations, Qualified Charitable Distributions, and contributing to a donor-advised fund are all ways that individuals can gift to charities and receive some income tax deductions. Charitable giving can also be an effective estate planning strategy. For individuals with large estates, charitable remainder trusts or charitable lead

Organizing Your Financial Matters

Each minute, we are receiving new bits of information, tasks, or physical items that must be dealt with. As such, organization is an ongoing, evolving process that is never quite complete. Organizing your financial matters often means sorting through and categorizing physical or digital documents.  David Allen’s method, Getting Things Done, can be applied to