by Jeannette Jones | May 5, 2021 | Effective Decision Making, Personal Stories
My parents drive less than 10,000 miles a year, but over time they had accumulated five vehicles with a two-car garage and a packed driveway. Insurance to cover a sports car, truck, conversion van, convertible and a Honda Fit gets expensive when you’re in your late...
by Michael Raidt | Apr 28, 2021 | Financial Planning, Personal Stories
I’ve been very lucky to make great friends throughout my life. College teammates, professional colleagues, and neighbors to name a few. This past weekend I went on a golf trip with five of my best friends dating back to grade school and high school. We’ve been...
by Jeannette Jones | Mar 31, 2021 | Personal Stories, Uncategorized
If you feel the only news you read lately is bad news, it might not be your imagination. A group of researchers from Dartmouth and Brown Universities studied all the COVID-19 related news articles published by U.S. major media outlets written since January 1, 2020 and...
by Chip Workman | Feb 10, 2021 | Effective Decision Making, Financial Planning, Personal Stories
Cincinnati, Ohio receives an average of 15 inches of snowfall per year, nearly half the national average. Typically, this comes anywhere from a dusting to an inch or two at a time. Our home has a manageable amount of driveway and sidewalks, why would I ever need a...
by Michael Raidt | Nov 4, 2020 | Financial Planning, Personal Stories, Uncategorized
Very few things represent childhood to me more than Halloween. I mean what is better than dressing up as your favorite movie character or creating a spooky costume to run the neighborhood accumulating copious amounts of free candy! I remember fondly my peak years of...
by Chip Workman | Oct 28, 2020 | Financial Planning, Personal Stories
Last week our family’s first puppy, Millie, celebrated her 1st birthday. Just a few weeks after the litter was born, our family drove out to Indiana to meet them. Nine of the ten puppies ran around, bumping into one another, sniffing us and each other. But a small,...
