Financial Plan
Are You Confident in Your Savings?
I was recently at the counter of a bookstore facing one of the worst deals of my life. I was looking to offload some books
I was recently at the counter of a bookstore facing one of the worst deals of my life. I was looking to offload some books
THOR Wealth Management recently commissioned a survey of young couples – we will call them emerging wealth couples – and this blog is meant to
There is a meaningful adage attributed to Benjamin Franklin that states “If you fail to plan, you are planning to fail.” This is true of
At what point should you hire a financial adviser? People often assume the answer to this question is largely based on the size of their
In our last blog, we encouraged you to start the new year off right by setting a few financial goals for yourself. Setting personal financial
It is that time of year when you begin setting goals for the new year. In addition to starting a new exercise journey or diet,
I have so many competing financial needs and I don’t know how to prioritize them. Where should I allocate my discretionary funds – debt, college
As a person nears retirement, much of the conversation is frequently centered on financial preparedness. If you have done all the right things, you have been saving for retirement for many years leading up
Building wealth can be confusing and complex at times. To be successful, one must take a holistic approach, requiring an understanding of many different aspects
You have heard the term financial freedom before, but what does it mean? Financial freedom is having enough savings, investments and cash to afford the
We have written several blogs over the years on Roth IRAs. Today though, they have even more importance given the downturn in the market over the past couple of months. As a quick refresher, a Roth IRA
In our last blog, we talked about how important human capital can be as it relates to your total economic wealth. Saving as much of