A Common Sense Guide to Heart Health
It’s been said that a man with health has a thousand dreams, while a man with no health has but one. Don’t you owe it to yourself, your family, your career and your community to have not only a thousand dreams, but also the energy and engagement to make them happen? Few would argue that, […]
Reclaim Your Time: Finding the Right Work-Life Balance
The “work first, life second” mantra guides far too many of us these days—from driven entrepreneurs to ladder-climbing professionals to overcommitted parents. One result: little to no time for family, friends, spouses, self-care, and other vital parts of living our best lives. If you are consistently putting work or volunteer projects at the top of […]
A Wall Around Your Wealth: The Importance of Asset Protection
Success can come with a major downside: It can make you a potential magnet for lawsuits—including frivolous and unfounded ones—and other attacks that can wreak havoc on your financial health and stability. Indeed, you may very well know someone in your life who has been sued. Maybe it was you! That means you’ve got to […]
Charitable Lead Trusts Can Help You To Help Many
If you’re like many investors, you may feel you’re in a kind of tug-of-war between two financial goals: 1) leaving money to your heirs and 2) benefiting organizations that are meaningful to you and that help people who need it. The good news: There are philanthropic tools that can potentially help you strike the right […]
Addressing Retirement’s Important Nonfinancial Challenges
Retirement is supposed to be idyllic, but it too often comes with social and emotional challenges. That’s likely always been the case, but it may be increasingly common. One possible reason: We’re living longer (in some cases, much longer) than past generations—which, in turn, allows more time for issues such as anxiety, depression and cognitive […]
Marissa Beyer Featured in The New York Times: How Strong Is Your Financial Knowledge? Take Our Quiz.
Fidato Wealth’s Marissa Beyer was featured in this article from the The New York Times, housing a quiz to help you test your Financial Knowledge.
Marissa Beyer Featured in Barron’s: It’s hard to manage relationships with divorcing couples. How these financial advisors do it.
Marissa Beyer discusses how to manage relationships with divorcing couples from a financial advisor’s position.
Women, Retirement and Longevity
Funding a comfortable retirement has the potential to be a challenging process for anyone. But women, in particular, are especially likely to confront a number of financial risks during their 60s, 70s and beyond. The main reason: Women have a well-established history of living longer than men as well as building less wealth than men […]
Your Mind Wants You To Make Mental Money Mistakes
Behavioral finance—the study of people’s biases about money and investing, and how those biases impact decision making—has become a hot topic. A pioneer in the field even was awarded the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences for his work a few years ago. Understanding some key aspects of behavioral finance can potentially help you make […]
Seven Ways To Make Better Decisions
Every day—all day, it seems—we make decisions. Many are minor and made almost automatically. Some are far more important. And a select few may be crucial to the outcomes that occur in our lives. So, wouldn’t it be nice if we could take steps that might help us consistently make better decisions? Of course, “a […]