by Robert Ryerson | Dec 6, 2022 | Retirement
Many retirees count on the equity they have built in their homes to help fund their retirement. People often plan to sell a larger home and purchase a smaller one in retirement to cash in on this equity. If you are in this position now, you may need to be cautious as...
by Robert Ryerson | Oct 28, 2022 | Retirement
Planning for retirement is a stressful process for many people. While trying to figure out ways to maximize your savings, you need to project decades into the future and think about strategies for avoiding the common pitfalls. Unfortunately, no matter how much you...
by Robert Ryerson | Oct 14, 2022 | Estate
One of the key aspects of estate planning is figuring out how to make the biggest charitable contribution you can, given the resources available to you. Unfortunately, many people make the mistake of not exploring all the avenues available for charitable giving after...
by Robert Ryerson | Sep 29, 2022 | Taxes
Not long ago, digital assets played virtually no role in estate planning. Today, however, leaving an electronic mess can be one of the most costly mistakes in the process. Failing to account for digital assets and electronic lives can result in a long list of problems...
by Robert Ryerson | Sep 15, 2022 | Uncategorized
One of the unfortunate truths in American economics is that many households do not have sufficient emergency savings. This becomes especially worrisome during periods of high inflation with the threat of a financial downturn looming. Such a downturn leaves many...