When you’re self-employed, you have the flexibility to set up retirement savings vehicles that in many cases give you the ability to contribute significantly more than traditional employees. In today’s blog, we will explore the options available to you, starting with how to choose the right savings vehicle for your situation. Every entity, from single proprietor, small businesses, and side-hustles to partnerships and S- or C-corporations, can benefit from understanding… Read More
The Master’s Minute – 7 Action Steps to Move Your Financial Life Forward
We serve clients in all stages of life. One may be a young professional in their 30s, juggling family responsibilities while advancing in their career. Another may be in their 80s, reflecting on a lifetime of experiences and considering how to leave a meaningful legacy. While life stages may look very different, there is a similar challenge: navigating uncertainty while making good financial decisions. Today’s blog focuses on seven specific… Read More
The Master’s Minute – Top 2026 Tax Forms You Should Know
Tax season is once again knocking at the door, and it rarely arrives alone—usually bringing a stack of forms and a handful of various questions. While tax prep can feel overwhelming, each document you receive—from income sources, investments, or business entities—represents another piece of the overall picture of your financial year. To help simplify the process, we’ve summarized some of the most common tax forms you may encounter and what… Read More
The Master’s Minute – Stopped at a Red Light: 5 Things Interruptions Can Teach Us
I hate being interrupted. I regularly find myself frustrated at traffic lights—especially when I’m stopped at a red light, and I can clearly see there is no traffic coming the other way. In those moments, interruption feels pointless, inefficient, and personal. Recently, I had a conversation with a man who is experiencing a much bigger interruption than a traffic delay. He is currently unemployed after many years of fulfilling, meaningful… Read More
The Master’s Minute – Bulls & Bears: And Where We Stand Today
Financial markets have always moved in cycles. Periods of optimism and growth—known as bull markets—are followed by periods of decline and caution, called bear markets. Understanding these cycles can help investors stay grounded during times of uncertainty and avoid emotional decision-making when headlines turn negative. Historically, bull markets last far longer than bear markets. Since World War II, the average bull market in the U.S. has lasted 52 months, producing… Read More
A Grateful Pause, A Purposeful Step Forward
As 2025 draws to a close, we find ourselves reflecting with genuine gratitude. Serving as your financial advisors is more than a profession to us – it’s a relationship built on trust, conversation, and shared purpose. Thank you for the confidence you’ve placed in our team and for allowing us to walk alongside you again this year. Your trust is not something we take lightly, and it is the reason… Read More
The Master’s Minute – Creative Generosity: Increasing Your Impact | Generosity Series 2025 Pt. IV
Happy Thanksgiving week! Today’s blog post is the fourth and final installment of our 2025 series focusing on Generosity. How appropriate that we are discussing generosity again during this wonderful week where we celebrate Thanksgiving! For many years we have witnessed the impact of being thankful as the catalyst of the following formula that has enriched people’s lives: Being Thankful + Living with Gratitude = A Life of Generosity Two… Read More
The Master’s Minute – Sharing Biblical Wisdom and Insights | Generosity Series 2025 Pt. III
Welcome back to another installment of our fourth quarter blog series! For this year, we are covering a value that is shared by many of our clients and friends: Generosity. As a Christian, I see the importance of generosity as rooted in my faith in God. Through the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, God has been abundantly generous to me (and every other person in the world who… Read More
The Master’s Minute – Giving Generously: Impact Your Local Community | Generosity Series 2025 Pt. II
As wealth managers, we spend much of our time helping people plan wisely for the future. When we talk about goals and objectives for the future, we typically discuss how a client wants to use their financial resources to impact the people around them. Of course, we need to plan to take care of our own needs, but many times, a client’s main objectives are not focused on themselves. Many… Read More
The Master’s Minute – The Fountain of Gratitude and Generosity | Generosity Series 2025 Pt. I
Earlier this month, my wife and I celebrated our 28th wedding anniversary with a visit to Longwood Gardens. One of its hallmark attractions is the fountain and light show — a breathtaking display where streams of water dance in perfect synchronization with music. If you’ve never experienced it, it’s truly a spectacle of beauty and precision. As I watched the fountains, I was struck by how they form a self-sustaining… Read More









