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New Year’s Financial Resolutions
Everyone wants to be intelligent with their money. That’s easy enough to do,- on paper. But when it comes to the psychology behind how we make financial decisions, most people have a long way to
Continue readingThe $2,797 lift ticket and What it Means for Your Retirement
On Friday, December 15th, our local ski area – Snowmass celebrated its’ 50th anniversary with the opportunity to purchase lift tickets for $6.50. Today’s price of an advanced purchased ticket
Continue readingTreasure Hunting With Dad
Thanksgiving was spent down in Denver with my family. With the longer weekend, I had asked my parents if I could spend some time helping get some things around their house tidied up or organized. Mom
Continue readingGuilt To Engagement
Getting Rid of the Financial “S Word” We all know the basics of financial health, no matter what your level of wealth is. We SHOULD save for the future. We SHOULD spend less than we bring in. We SHOULD
Continue readingCultivating Cash
The Identity Theft Resource center (ITRC) reported 3205 data breaches in 2023 in the US. This was a 78% increase from 2022 (1801). This is up 72% from the previous record breaking high in 2021. While
Continue readingClarity and Caution Around Capacity
Many people work hard to make sure there are ample assets to provide for the go-go, slow-go and no-go season of life. Have you ever considered how the mental capacity to manage those resources will
Continue readingAnswers To Your Questions
People call the office – “I just have a quick question”. At a party, someone will approach me, cocktail in hand and ask something like: “The domestic equities market has a high P/E
Continue readingFinancially Flourishing
Summer is upon us and we watch mother nature flourish before our eyes. I love getting outside each day, feeling the warmth of sunshine, and admire the beauty that surrounds us here in the Roaring Fork
Continue readingAssets and Liabilities – Your Life Balance Sheet
Your financial assets less your liabilities equals your net worth. Your net worth is not your self-worth, but you can create wealth in both areas! A broad definition of an asset is as anything that is,
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