April: Financial Literacy Month – Why It Matters to Seniors
Only 20% of adults have participated in any form of financial education*. Without proper financial training, many individuals struggle with managing debt, saving for retirement, [...]
Special Notes on Recession Fears & Tesla
1) First, I would like to state No Recession is In Sight. The risk of a recession is overstated, as economic indicators suggest we are [...]
Spring Cleaning: Five Steps to Freshen Up Your Finances
Spring is the perfect time for a fresh start—clean out those closets, stuff away the layers of coats and scarves, open up your space and [...]
2024 Market Recap & 2025 Outlook
A Year of Change and Optimism The year 2024 will be remembered as a pivotal moment in global markets, shaped by political shifts, monetary policy [...]
Valentines: A Springboard into MORE
Valentine’s Day is a special day to touch some of the most meaningful people in a retiree's life – those with whom they share their [...]
7 Red Flags You’re About to Make a Bad Financial Decision
If you’ve made poor spending decisions in the past or developed lackluster money-management habits over time, you’ve probably tried to figure out where things went [...]
Pink or Blue Money?
Pink and Blue Money is a broad description of how men and women generally tend to handle their financial affairs based on several factors: cultural [...]
A Financial Resolution that Empowers
This is not what it may seem. It’s not a prohibition on spending money or what to cut back on. It’s not about budgeting and [...]
Winter Impact, from Reflection to Renewal
Winter is a time of deep reflection. We imagine drinking cocoa, wrapped in blankets by a roaring fire, rather than sunshine days of seashore fun. [...]
Retirement is the beginning of the open highway…. (podcast episode)
“Retirement is not the end of the road. It is the beginning of the open highway.” Len Hayduchok, CFP®, is the CEO of Dedicated [...]
