Building Resilience in Retirement: A Checklist for Women
A handful of years ago, we started a blog series discussing how middle age is a time to grow our resiliencies. One blog in particular
A handful of years ago, we started a blog series discussing how middle age is a time to grow our resiliencies. One blog in particular
In the vast expanse of our economic landscape, it’s natural for millennials to harbor concerns about our financial future, especially regarding retirement. The looming question
Retirement often marks a new chapter in life—a time to explore, to reflect, and perhaps most importantly, to pursue passions. It’s a phase where the
Last spring, we shared a blog about “spring cleaning” your finances. This spring, we’re revisiting the topic, but zooming in on a particularly important piece
The end of the year is usually when retirees have to take their required minimum distributions (RMDs). However, this year, seniors don’t have to take
Our world looks drastically different from the days when our parents were planning for retirement. With longer life expectancies and re-visioning of later life, many
Contributing to a 401(k) has become the primary way most of us save for retirement, and perhaps the most important rule of thumb in finance
Over a year ago, the team at The Humphreys Group sat down and concretely asked ourselves: If we made women’s unique strengths, concerns, and preferences
Saving for retirement versus paying for college tuition? For those of us who are parents or legal guardians of school-age children, this is one of the
The American author, Annie Dillard, once said: “How we spend our days is, of course, how we spend our lives.” For many of us, our
