If you’ve recently come into money left by a loved one, you are likely juggling a lot in your life. First and foremost, you’ve just lost someone you care about deeply. That alone is a lot to process.

With great power comes great responsibility. Likewise, with more technology comes more risk, especially when it comes to identity theft.

With warmer days fast approaching, I know many of my friends and followers are anxious to get out on a family vacation. But is it possible to travel in a budget-friendly manner, despite rising costs?

With smart judgment, a trusted financial professional, and some goals for your life “after work,” you can get a realistic picture of what lies ahead. Let’s talk about what it takes to retire!

One wise way to step into 2022 is to focus on your financial future. Are you where you need to be? Are you investing wisely? Or at all?

Money can be tight this time of the year. While you are busy decking the halls and celebrating with friends and family, the purse strings can really take a beating.

When it comes to your financial future, it is easy to become overwhelmed and not be sure of where to start. Planning for the future is a scary prospect for many... but it doesn’t have to be!

Taking these nine steps will set you on the right track to protecting your financial future.

In this season of thankfulness, it is important to understand the reasons living in Southern Minnesota is something to really be grateful for, all year round. Take a look at these five reasons why we appreciate where we live.

Are you a member of the “sandwich generation”?

This special subset of adults is taking on the role of caregiver on two different ends of the age spectrum and it can also come with the need to have some hard conversations.

If you’re already planning for your financial future, you know that it is more of a marathon than a sprint. Making and sticking to a financial plan is a journey of decisions both big and small, and it takes TIME to reach financial freedom.

While you can’t plan for every single expense, such as that trip to the emergency room, there are a lot of expenses that you can prepare for. The biggest expense you should start planning for immediately? Education.

As parents, there’s a ton of pressure to teach your kids all of the right lessons before they’re out in the world on their own. You want them to be good, kind, intelligent, conscientious, and well-informed adults that are confident in their decision-making. When it comes to your kids’ financial future, this can be especially important and difficult.

Whether you are in the early stages of building a family or are simply seeking some tips on improving your financial planning skills, we have some helpful advice for making sure you and your family are on track for a bright financial future.

Going into a new school year can feel like stepping off the diving board and hoping you float. With dozens of things on your plate, you may think that reviewing your insurance policies is a task to push off for later.

By saving, you ensure that you can live your day-to-day life with a cushion for emergencies. Taking the next step - investing - may help your savings multiply.

Behind every successful person is a team of educators and role models who encouraged them to reach their dreams and gave them the tools to do so. But, who offers that same advice and guidance for educators on their journey to financial success? A financial professional!

For many people, the scope of “financial goals” is limited to paying down different types of debt. And while there is so much value in the freedom that being debt-free can provide, your financial goals can do much more than just keep you waiting for the day that your loan balance hits zero.

After taking a moment to bask in the glow of their recent accomplishments, the realities of financial independence come hard and fast. Today’s blog is meant to ease that burden - at least a little bit! - with six practical financial tips for new graduates.

Choosing an insurance agent is kind of like dating. There may be plenty of fish in the sea, but you certainly have to put in the work to find the right one for you.