A common question for people of all ages and incomes is whether to pay off debt or invest. Let’s explore some factors to help you make the choice.
LWP Blog: Financial Insights
Gramps and his hotel led to strong family ties
Family is the central theme in my life. That started with my grandfather, who instilled importance of family in future generations.
What to do when a spouse dies
After a spouse or partner dies, most people are overwhelmed — not only with grief but often with uncertainty about what to do when a spouse dies.
Mentors’ vision and commitment reflected in my life
In a way, my parents were two sides of a coin. Their influence helped put my sights on what my future could be and gave me the tools to make it happen.
Legacy planning with life insurance
Life insurance is a way to help your loved ones after you pass away, but there are additional reasons to consider life insurance in your legacy planning.
How a second marriage effects your finances
When it comes to second marriage finances, there are questions partners need to jointly answer to help avoid or withstand common pitfalls.
How to set income and expenses in retirement
When people talk about money and retirement, we most often talk about planning, saving, and investing. We spend much less time talking about how to handle withdrawing and spending in retirement.
Five financial tips for young adults
Many clients ask what financial tips they should impart to their children or grandchildren. Sharpen your pencils and take note of these five steps.
Six steps to prepare for the inevitable loss of a spouse
Preparing for the death of a spouse ahead of time can help the survivor avoid making hasty or uninformed decisions after the other is gone.
Should I buy bitcoin? Explore the value and risks
The limited supply of bitcoins can increase excitement and prices. Its lack of regulation is one of many factors that can increase risk.
Cryptocurrency 101: How bitcoin works and is backed
With bitcoin surging in popularity, we explore how it differs from other digital financial tools.
When partners disagree about retirement planning
Many couples disagree on retirement plans. There are a few key areas where they should find common ground long before they step away from the job.