Tax and Money Stress? Financial Therapy can Help. March 25, 2022 The IRS Tax Season Begins officially in February, but for many filers, the stress begins long before this as soon as documents start arriving in the mail. Between balancing budgets and being confronted...
Navigating Elder Care and Building a Health Care Team Aging is inevitable; a fact we are all aware of for ourselves as well as those we love. When the time comes to help our loved ones find comfort in the challenges of advanced age and end of life planning, it can be...
Student Loan Payment Pause Extension February 8, 2022: For those with outstanding student loan obligations, the weight of debt is heavy, even if placed on a backburner slightly due to the option of payment pauses made available by the government. Inflation, Omicron,...
What are Tax Credits, and Which Apply to Me? January 6, 2022: Throughout tax season we will be posting key tax-terms to assist with your preparation conversations for your 2021 filing. Oftentimes it is easy to overlook basic terms without understanding, so we will...
Good Grief: Adjusting to Short Winter Days December 14, 2021, By Ashley Agnew: This is a great season for togetherness, celebration, and heart-warming holiday movies. One of our favorites is the classic ‘A Charlie Brown Christmas’ where the lead character tries to...
Happy Holidays and 2022 Charitable Initiative December 12/8/21, By Ashley Agnew: Season’s Greetings! As 2021 arrives at its final weeks, we reflect on the uncertainty we navigated throughout the year. Like an echo from the year before, it was like...
