Michael Evans of Cogent Strategic Wealth and estate planning attorney Gregg Garofalo of Garofalo Law Group help you understand what steps to take to feel comfortable with your finances and estate plan, even during the current, uncertain climate.
The current climate is stressful, especially when you're looking a bear market in the face. In this webinar, fiduciary wealth advisor and personal CFO Michael Evans breaks down what's happened in past crises, the importance of peer-reviewed data, and what you should do in this current market.
As an attorney, you’re constantly counseling clients on how to manage the never-ending curve balls that come their way. This leaves you precious little time to protect yourself in similar vein.
Nobody is immune from cyberthief scams and identity theft slams. For attorneys, the threat is even greater. You could probably add an actual target to your back and be no more appealing than you already are to identity thieves.
It is never too late for these six financial best practices to get you started in shoring up your financial life. Pick a few of them or take on the entire list. Either way, you’ll be that much further ahead by the time 2020 rolls around.
If you're an attorney or similar high-end professional earning $400,000+/year, let's face it: Your basic tax-advantaged retirement contribution limits won't cut it.