Whether you follow college basketball or not, odds are, you’ve probably heard of March Madness. If you ask anyone who knows me, they would likely tell you that I am totally not a basketball girl. I am a football girl! Please don’t hold this against me, but I am a diehard New England Continue reading
Earlier this month, I shared that I was deeply, deeply, deeply concerned about some of the statistics regarding African American Wealth. Sadly, the wealth gap in America between African Americans and other races continues to grow, and is only projected to get worse. Last week, I told Continue reading
Last week, I promised that I would share what happens when someone dies without creating an estate plan and actually leave assets behind. I won’t get into the nitty gritty. You likely know that those assets will be passed down to family members, at least that’s the ideal outcome… Continue reading
So, in the month of January, affectionately renamed ‘I Kicked My Full-Time Gig & Am Now Retired’ month, we provided a number of retirement tips geared towards those who were newly retired, and applying for Social Security Retirement Benefits for the first time in 2019. This month, Continue reading
It’s still ‘I Kicked My Full-Time Gig To The Curb and Am Now Retired Month!’ (Yes, we already told you we made that up.) As promised, we have more retirement tips for those retiring and applying for their Social Security Retirement Benefits in 2019. Last week, we shared tips geared Continue reading
It’s still ‘I Kicked My Full-Time Gig To The Curb and Am Now Retired Month!’ (Yes, we already told you we made that up.) As promised, we have more retirement tips for those retiring and applying for their Social Security Retirement Benefits in 2019. Last week, we shared tips geared Continue reading
For most, the month of January is New Year’s resolutions month. But for some, it’s ‘I Kicked My Full-Time Gig To The Curb and Am Now Retired Month.’ So of course, throughout the month of January, I’ll provide a number of retirement tips for those retiring and applying for their Social Continue reading
By now, a number of you know that I help individuals plan for the unexpected and protect their valuables through strategic planning, so that they’re not just able to leave a legacy for future generations, but in a better position to avoid living in poverty when they’re no longer able Continue reading
Now that the trauma is gone, the thrill remains, and the children have agreed to go trunk or treating again, I can finally share our most memorable Halloween to date. This year, we 
decided to attend Sweet Street at The Park in Kannapolis, NC. By all accounts, it was an amazing event, Continue reading
Ever hear people say I’ll try anything once? Well for me, there are some things I do not need to experience personally, simply to decipher for myself, if they will in fact ruin my life. It’s simply not worth the risk! For instance, I do not need to try meth to know that it would ruin Continue reading
