The Planning Center has launched Living Beyond the Numbers, a new podcast hosted by Jude Boudreaux, CFP®. Each episode explores what it means to live a wealthy life—measured not just in dollars, but in purpose, experiences, and meaningful connections. Tune in for conversations on aligning money with values, overcoming financial challenges, and building a more fulfilling future.
Even if you live overseas, U.S. tax obligations may still apply. In a recent CNBC feature, Jude Boudreaux, CFP®, explains why expats should seek accountants with cross-border tax expertise to avoid double taxation and costly mistakes.
Money conversations may not be anyone’s love language, but they’re vital for building trust and stability in marriage. From communication and money personalities to joint vs. separate property, here’s what couples should know when planning their financial future.
With tuition costs rising faster than inflation, early planning is essential for funding college. From 529 plans to Roth IRAs to disciplined savings, families who start early give their children the best chance at a debt-free education.
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®, Senior Financial Planner at The Planning Center, was recently featured in a New Orleans Magazine article, where he discussed “Financial Planning Tips for Life’s Ups and Downs.”
The Planning Center is proud to announce its inclusion as a top 20 firm on Financial Planning’s 2024 Best RIAs to Work For list. This distinction underscores the firm’s commitment to fostering a workplace culture that prioritizes employee well-being, provides work flexibility, and encourages professional growth.
Jude Boudreaux, CFP®, Senior Financial Planner at The Planning Center, was recently featured in an Investopedia article titled “Some People Expect More Than $1 Million In Inheritance. Are You One Of Them?”
The piece, appearing in the website’s Personal Finance section, discussed simple yet effective tips for getting more money from the government, banks, employers, and more.
A recent survey indicates that many donors still have questions about how they can make their giving more effective. In fact, two-thirds of those surveyed said that while they’d like to give more, they are concerned by factors that make it more difficult for them to give as much as they’d really like to.
While many important advances have been made in recent years in both the legal and social landscape, LGBTQ+ individuals still face many challenges, many of which have financial implications. This means that LGBTQ+ persons, whether single, partnered, or legally married, need financial planning advice that recognizes and takes into account these different challenges.
The Planning Center recently received the Best Places to Work award from InvestmentNews. This award recognizes the company’s dedication to creating a positive workplace culture and
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