by Chip Workman | Nov 12, 2019 | Financial Planning, Taxes
Warning – this blog comes with a homework assignment. ? At TAAG, we help enhance the well-being of individuals and families through thoughtful financial planning and disciplined investment management. While that’s the mission statement we live and breath every day,...
by Sarah Tenhundfeld | Nov 5, 2019 | Financial Planning, Personal Stories
“Describe an ideal weekend.” Think about it, it’s Friday afternoon and you’re a few hours away from starting your weekend. What are your plans for the next two days? I love waking up early on Saturdays and starting my day with coffee. Next up, a morning walk with my...
by Jeannette Jones | Sep 25, 2019 | Budgeting, Financial Planning, Retirement
The song Once in a Lifetime sums up the way I believe many people feel when they get to a certain point in their lives. Time has passed, they made decisions – or avoided making them – and they find themselves living a life they aren’t so sure about. Or as Talking...
by Sarah Tenhundfeld | Sep 11, 2019 | Financial Planning, Investing & Markets
I love a good, motivational quote. You know, the kind you see painted on wooden signs in the home décor stores. I’m not talking about “live, laugh, love”, I’m talking about those quotes that put a little fire in your belly, the quotes that make you think about...
by Chip Workman | Jul 24, 2019 | Financial Planning, Personal Stories
A few weeks ago, I traveled to Pittsburgh for a weekend long board meeting for CISV USA, formerly known as Children’s International Summer Villages. CISV is an organization I’ve been involved with in one form or another since age 11 and have blogged about in the...
by Chip Workman | May 1, 2019 | Financial Planning, Personal Stories
Last week, my family traveled out west to visit my Dad for Spring Break. We were flying American Airlines, one of the primary carriers involved in the recent grounding of the Boeing 737 Max, which prompted me to check what kind of equipment our flights were scheduled...
