Financial planning is like self-defense
By Eric Reich Fun fact you probably didn’t know about me: I was a self-defense instructor way back when I
By Eric Reich Fun fact you probably didn’t know about me: I was a self-defense instructor way back when I
By Eric Reich Granted, I’m a little biased when it comes to the importance of flexibility in your retirement plan.
By Eric Reich I received a question last week that I thought would be a good topic for its own
By Eric Reich In my experience, retirees are often confused regarding whether or not to leave money in their former
By Eric Reich If you own a business and you’re anything like me, then your business is like your baby.
By Eric Reich One of my often-repeated phrases to clients is “if it feels good, it probably isn’t good for
By Eric Reich As a parent, you spend a lot of time worrying about your kids. You try to teach
By Eric Reich Clearly the most difficult (and rewarding) part of my job is helping people with their estate plan.
By Eric Reich When it comes to investments, budgeting, financial planning, etc, many people fall victim to procrastinating. They are
By Eric Reich I was always told not to speak about religion, politics, or personal finances in social settings or
By Eric Reich I have heard a lot of people talking lately about their 401(k) and how much they “hate”
By Eric Reich In last week’s article, I covered 5 of the 10 common estate planning mistakes such as beneficiary
By Eric Reich In last week’s article, I talked about the basics of the estate planning process. While the process
By Eric Reich Of all the topics I’ve discussed, estate planning draws the most attention. It is an area that
