Jud Featured During Wise Money Week
As part of the 8th Annual Jacksonville Wise Money Week, our own Jud Mallini was pleased to participate as part of a team of representatives
Two incomes may not be better than one
Or, why some well-educated feminists stay home. [The messy truth about gender roles in my family.] When my husband made partner at his law firm
My Son Decided Not to Do His Homework
…and I Think that Bodes Well for His Future Before laying out this potentially controversial argument about the value in my child’s decision not to
Melissa finishes the Boston Marathon!
Huge congratulations to our Client Relations Administrator, Melissa Land, for running the Boston Marathon. We are so proud of you, Melissa! Melissa trained hard for
Together Planning helps clients navigate the markets
Together Planning’s Lia Bertelson shared her thoughts with the Atlanta Business Chronicle about how we are helping our financial planning and investment management clients navigate
No Brackets Needed Here
March Madness is here and with it thousands of people will try to beat the odds by picking the perfect bracket. What are the odds
Don’t forget to KonMari™ your cyber life this spring.
Have you fallen under the spell of Marie Kondo and her passion for choosing joy through tidying up? I first heard of her about three
I want to own the world. You should too.
I want to own the world. Well, not really. Greed is not really my thing, and I actually love the simplicity of fewer possessions. But
CFP Board Ethics Updates: What they mean for you
We at Together Planning value the CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNERTM marks[i] because we believe that the public is well served by the efforts of the CFP
Surprised by your tax return?
2018 was Year 1 of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act signed into law in 2017, so we are just now seeing the results for
Paying for college soon?
I attended a webinar yesterday hosted by Joe Messinger, CFP®, ChFC®, CLU®, co-founder of Capstone College Partners. He and his company provide expert advice and
Are you on F.I.R.E.?
Have you noticed the significant uptick in the number of articles in the past few years about young people who save 60+% of their income,