Finding the Behavioral Edge Zoë Meggert June 3, 2026 Many retirement investors worry they should be trying to outsmart the markets, when they really should be focusing on their
Tags Economic Uncertainty Why Economics Is More Like Spaghetti Than Physics srb August 27, 2025 Economics isn’t a neat equation — it’s more like a bowl of tangled spaghetti. Learn why predictions so often miss
Tags passwords Stay Safe Online srb June 18, 2025 Looking back at our past blogs and podcasts, I think online security is the only topic Nick and I have
Tags Accouncement Nick Nauta Earns Registered Life Planner® Designation from Kinder Institute of Life Planning srb February 18, 2022 Nick Nauta, CFP®, CLU®, RLP® Brings Kinder Life Planning Methodology and Signature EVOKE® Process to Firm’s Clientele Kinder Institute of
Tags budgeting Budgeting for Vacation srb June 28, 2021 How are you budgeting for vacation? It’s early summer in Michigan, and for a lot of families that means road
Tags Book Club Changing for Good Book Club srb February 23, 2021 For our book club, Amy, Jeff, Nick, and I have been reading Changing for Good by James Proshaska, John Norcross,
Tags financial planning Improving Your Relationship With Money srb October 19, 2020 How would you describe your relationship with money? Money can’t buy you love. It’s as cliché as a cliché can be,
Playing with a Yo – Yo on the Stairs srb June 24, 2020 Financial planners love analogies. If we can find a mental image to explain a concept, you better believe we’re going
Market Volatility Survival Guide srb December 10, 2018 Market volatility,while never fun, is a fact of life. Over the years, we’ve written about market volatility now and then,…
Socks and Stocks: Why Market Volatility Can Be Your Friend srb November 26, 2018 “Whether we’re talking about socks or stocks, I like buying quality merchandise when it is marked down.” – Warren…