Laura Fenton, Financial Advisor

Affluent investors face distinct challenges when putting together an investment strategy that they should keep these in mind.

Wondering how much you should be saving for kids' college funds? Our college savings calculator can help you assess the price of higher education.

Keeping in mind the cycle of investing can help you avoid pitfalls, especially if the ride gets bumpy.

Over time, different investments' performances can shift a portfolio’s intent and risk profile, but rebalancing can get your portfolio back on track.

Some famous people haven't been very smart about their estate management strategy. But others got it right. See what you can learn from the rich and famous.

Are you prepared for health care costs in retirement? It's important to understand what types of expenses you'll face and how much, on average, retirees can expect to pay.

When it comes to finances, decisions aren't always easy. That doesn't mean you should put off making them. Investment inaction can have potential consequences to your financial future.

The start of a new year is a good time to take stock of your estate plan. Is everything in order? Use this estate management checklist as a guide to the documents and plans to have in place.

With so many digital accounts and passwords, consider what would happen to them if something happened to you? We offer some practical tips for safeguarding your digital assets.

More Americans are living longer, which means many of us will end up caring for our parents. One of the most important conversations we can have with them is about their future care. Here are some key concepts to consider when it's time to talk.

We’ve all had coaches who inspire, guide and support us. Consider me your financial coach someone who knows you and creates a customized playbook to pursue your goals.

Money and emotion go hand-in-hand. Having an advisor to act as a guide when emotion overwhelms logic can help you stick to your long-term investment strategy so you stay on track toward your goals.

No one wants to think about losing a home to disaster, but preparing for the possibility can make dealing with a future loss easier. Along with proper insurance on your property, you should make an inventory of your possessions that can prove the value of your loss.

As you plan for retirement, don’t forget to consider how you want to live as a retiree will you be traveling extensively or have a retirement home? These considerations are important to creating your retirement portfolio.

The uncertainty that has come with the past year has been hard for all of us. Those who are nearing retirement may have felt even more apprehension, but consider what you’ve learned and how you might use your new outlook or skills in retirement.

Tax time can be a great time to revisit your budget since you’re already gathering so much of your financial information. These 6 steps can help you complete a thorough budget check-up.

If you’re one of the many Americans who has remarried, you may need to revisit your estate planning strategy. Consider these ideas when updating your plans.

What are your goals for 2021? The new year is a great time for a financial check-up to make sure you're on the right track for the future.

As we say goodbye to 2020, we wish you a bright and happy beginning to the new year!

When markets shift, it can be hard to stick to your strategy. A look at how markets reacted, and recovered, from some historical events can help put things in perspective.