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It’s that time of year again. Open enrollment at IU runs from Monday, Nov. 2 through Friday, Nov. 13, and for a lot of us, it’s a two-minute…
Last week, I wrote about paying down debt – building a cushion, ranking your debts, and picking a method you’ll actually stick with. If you’ve been working that…
Debt is one of the most common things I see when I sit down with a new client. Credit cards, car loans, student loans, a personal loan from…
In business and personal finance, cash flow is king. Managing cash flow is paramount to ensuring that you meet your goals and stick to the plan. “Budget” sometimes…
This is not investment advice. Financial planning is so much more than investment management. Although advising on investment strategies should be part of all financial (and especially) retirement…
I am not a salesman. I love helping people clearly see their own goals, then working together to get closer to them — every day, with every paycheck,…
***Disclaimer*** This post is meant to tell my story from my perspective for how I got where I am today. It is not meant to reflect negatively on…
Why Officers Stress-Spend (And It’s Not a Discipline Problem) After a particularly rough stretch — a bad call, a brutal week, a string of nights that took something…
The Document Your Family Needs Before Something Happens I want to tell you about a scenario that isn’t dramatic. No line-of-duty shooting. No high-speed pursuit. Just a Tuesday.…
Financial Survival for Law Enforcement has been out for one month. I want to say thank you — genuinely. To everyone who bought it, shared it, passed it…
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