Families and Finances: Communication is Key

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Do families and finances strike you as two words that don’t belong together? If so, you’re not alone. Money is a topic people often avoid discussing with family members – and even with their spouse or partner. It could be because they find it confusing or overwhelming, or because it often leads to disagreements and […]

Episode 7: Building Your Safety Net

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In times of economic hardship and uncertainty, having a financial safety net can help you weather the storm. For this week’s challenge, I am talking about building a financial safety net. The world can become an uncertain place in a short time. This economic volatility can lead to fear and anxiety. Having a financial safety […]

College Savings 101

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College expenses always seem to be on the rise, so tackling college savings can feel like a herculean task at times. Accumulated College Board data for the 2019-2020 academic year showed an average cost of $21,950 as an in-state student at a state school, and a massive $49,870 for a private school. A bit of math easily […]

College Savings 101

grad in library

College expenses always seem to be on the rise and saving for your child’s tuition can feel like a herculean task at times. Accumulated College Board data for the 2019-2020 academic year showed an average cost of $21,950 as an in-state student at a state school, and a massive $49,870 for a private school. A bit of […]

Kathy Longo Recognized as One of Money’s Best Financial Planners of 2024

Honored for High Marks in Qualifications, Trust, Services, and Customer Service

We’re proud to announce that Kathy Longo has been named one of Money’s Best Financial Planners for 2024. This recognition highlights her dedication to providing personalized financial advice and building lasting relationships with her clients.

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