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AI: Remember, you control your money

You may be gliding happily into all the technological innovations that affect how you handle your money. Or you may not. In any case, the move towards financial technology, or FinTech, is happening relentlessly.

Retire to a "Blue Zone"

I wondered if there was something in the water keeping these seniors so youthful and fit. I soon found out there was.

Books to make your summer

Books to make your summer

Stick to the plan in retirement

William Bengen introduced the concept of safe withdrawal rates from retirement portfolios.

Dawn Gorman joins WH Cornerstone Investments

A new addition to WH Cornerstone Investments

Common divorce mistakes for women

We see divorce as the biggest negative impact on finances for a couple. For women, the impact is bigger and mistakes are all too similar. Here are five common mistakes women are making in divorce.

2017 Summer Reads

Here's my annual summer reads for 2017. Awhile back I stumbled across this great blog site called “Wait But Why.” One of the creators of the site is a cheeky philosopher by the name of Tim Urban. In 2015 Tim crafted an essay titled “The Tail End.” Through a series of infographics and charts, the author jolts you into realizing you’re on the planet for a very short time, so make it count. Google “The Tail End.” It takes a minute to read, but you will certainly look at life differently.

Power of Attorney

Having a will is rarely enough.

Allowance: Saving, Sharing, and Spending

Learning how to deal with money takes practice. Allowances can be a tool to really help your child develop a healthy relationship with money.

What’s better? Giving to family or giving to others?

What’s better? Giving to family or giving to others?

Simplifying your investment strategy

It’s not just individual investors that fall prey to the complexity trap.

Work vs. Retirement

Let's explore the five areas that work provides in our lives and how we need to think about each of them as we prepare for retirement.