The Planning Center is proud to be recognized in Financial Advisor magazine’s 2025 RIA Survey and Ranking. This honor reflects the dedication of our team and the trust our clients place in us as they navigate life’s financial transitions.
Like most important processes, family gifting strategies are best carried out in an atmosphere of clear and frequent communication.
Matt Knoll, CFP®, named to AdvisorHub’s 2025 Advisors to Watch list, recognized among top advisors for experience and leadership in financial planning.
We all deal with interest rates in various ways: in the interest we pay to mortgage lenders or credit card companies; in the interest we collect from our fixed-income and other interest-bearing investments. The difference—both in the effect of interest rates on our financial situation and our attitude toward them—is largely determined by which side of the interest rate transaction we happen to be on.
In this article, we’ll take a look at a situation that many entrepreneurs and small business owners find themselves in: a disproportionate concentration of their wealth, represented in their business.
Jude Boudreaux, CFP®, shares key financial considerations for Americans planning to move abroad in a recent VettaFi ETF Trends feature.
There are some general principles of financial management and strategy that can help young, growing families weather the inevitable storms that life brews up, from time to time. In this article, we’ll discuss some basics that can help your keep your young family’s finances on track—and help you get them back on track after a “temporary detour.”
Before financial planning evolved into a thoughtful, evidence-based discipline, investing often felt like a guessing game. It was driven by instincts, stock tips, and market chatter.
Volatility is actually a sign that markets are doing what they do best: pricing in the expected impact of currently known factors.
Even as far back as the pre-COVID-19 days, more than half of retired persons said they left the workforce earlier than planned, due either to unanticipated job loss or medical reasons.
No matter at which stage of life it occurs, divorce is one of the most difficult circumstances to negotiate. But especially for those who are nearing or in retirement, divorce can present some particularly difficult challenges, both emotional and financial.
Jude Boudreaux, CFP®, Senior Financial Planner at The Planning Center, was recently interviewed for a Forbes article discussing initial steps to assist new widows in managing their finances.
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