Eric Reich

By Eric Reich We all have our regrets in life. Many of us lament missed opportunities, lost loves, and the

By Eric Reich January is Financial Wellness Month, which is the perfect time to get a jump on your finances

By Eric Reich Rarely do we hear that the government just made something better, less complicated, and bipartisan. However, that

By Eric Reich I spoke with someone on the phone recently who wanted to check on some advice they were given,

By Eric Reich My industry is filled with countless amounts of bad advice, rules of thumb that make little sense,

By Eric Reich This is the fourth and final article in the series on the stages of retirement planning. Next

By Eric Reich In the last few articles, we have covered what to do in the years leading up to

By Eric Reich Last week, we touched on things to consider in the years leading up to retirement. In my

By Eric Reich Retirement is often viewed through the lens of working years and non-working years. Lumping retirement into a

By Eric Reich Christmas is often called the season of giving, but with that comes spending. According to the National

By Eric Reich Last week we discussed some of the pitfalls in retirement planning. This week, I wanted to continue

By Eric Reich I often tell clients that when it comes to investing, the way up is a lot easier than

By Eric Reich With Thanksgiving and the holiday season soon upon us, now is a great time to think about

By Eric Reich We all know that we should strive to have good credit, but why? What is the reason