Let’s just get this out of the way: financial planning for a child with disabilities is not for the faint of heart. It’s like trying to build a sandcastle during a hurricane—on a budget—while also filling out 30 pages of government paperwork. Welcome to my world. I’m a mom to a daughter with Pitt Hopkins […]
Here we are again, watching Congress stumble around like a bunch of toddlers arguing over a toy, except in this case, the “toy” is the entire functioning of the U.S. government. And just when you thought it was all about to go dark, enter Senate Democrat Chuck Schumer, stage right, backing a Republican stopgap funding […]
Let’s Get Real About Your Retirement If you’re part of Generation X, you’ve been playing by the rules. You’ve worked hard, paid your bills, maybe even put some money into a 401(k). But deep down, you’re wondering: “Do I actually have enough to retire?” You’re not alone. In fact, only 45% of Gen Xers feel […]
I’m not here to sugarcoat it—retirement is looking different for Generation X than it did for the Boomers. Some of us are on track with our savings, while others are still figuring out how to balance mortgages, kids’ tuition, aging parents, and planning for a future that feels uncertain. And with the economy shifting under […]