For many of our clients, the great unknown is whether they will have a long-term care event, and if they should consider long term care insurance to help offset the cost. Like forecasting investment returns, we don’t have a crystal ball and can’t predict the future. However, we can use statistics to ground our thought process and make a more well-informed decision. Whether you need insurance or not, you most certainly should take the time to explore the options available to you and what might be right for your situation.

Preparing for a lifelong financial journey requires an understanding of the possibilities, potential resources, and identification of contingency plans. The journey likely will require navigating a series of obstacles through varying conditions. You don’t have to sacrifice a Good Life today for a Good Life solely in retirement. How can we live a Good Life now and in the future? Read about the six critical actions required to equip yourself for a Good Life, financially.

West Virginia's renewed surge in energy production is good news for the state's landowners. But are they prepared to capitalize on the impending growth? Find out how to anticipate future cash flow from your royalty checks and how your well's depletion rate affects your financial situation.

Parents have the power to build or destroy their children's financial futures. Proper legacy planning can make the difference to your child's future success.

If you're going through divorce, here's how to define yourself as a strong, independent single woman using a financial action plan of saving and budgeting.

Whether you are a sole proprietor or in business with partners, it’s critical to have a succession plan. Learn more about setting up a successful plan.

Working as trusted fiduciaries, we are just as invested in our clients’ dreams, fears, and challenges as they are. It’s our job to understand their situation and guide them through the retirement savings plan process...so we can give them the news they want to hear, 'Yes, you can retire!'

In the U.S., wealth is shifting to women. In fact, they are expected to control 2/3 of private wealth ($22 trillion) by 2020. Here's how you can get involved.

Many people have illiquid assets and when setting up their estate plan, they may not be aware of the impact the estate tax will have on their heirs. Learn more