Kansas City retirees are younger and younger, as they leave high-paying jobs at Cerner and Burns & McDonnell. Kansas City fee-only certified financial planner, Todd Minear, shows you the signs you’re ready to leave the KC workforce and enjoy life in your 50’s and even 40’s.
A Harley Davidson should be used for more than the daily commute. Just like a financial plan should be used for more than tackling a single goal.
With emerging technologies, the DIY trend continues in the financial industry. While it’s possible to invest on your own, studies show a financial advisor can net you more money. If you’re debating between the do it yourself method or hiring a financial advisor, think about these 10 points. They’ll help you answer whether you need to hire a financial advisor, whether it’s Kansas City or your hometown.
If you’re moving to Kansas City, once you put away the boxes and settle into your new job and new home, it’s time to get your financial house in order. The five financial documents to take a look at after you move to Missouri or any new state.
“What if?” It’s a question nobody wants to ask when it comes to life and death. However, you need to play out scenarios to protect your children and loved ones. An estate plan protects everybody.
College planning is exciting until students and parents look at the tuition. The rising cost of higher education challenges most families. How to master financial aid forms, like FASFA, like a pro.
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