The Wall Street Journal: Financial Planning Amid Signs of a Client’s Dementia

In this profile by journalist, Cheryl Winokur Monk, CEO Tony D’Amico, shares a story of a retiree in his late 60s who was showing signs of dementia and had no estate plan. The client had a portfolio that hadn’t been rebalanced regularly and had no long-term-care insurance because of his dementia symptoms. Tony tackled his

529 Plans Merit Study to Achieve High Client Marks

Reuter’s columnist, Hilary Johnson, quotes Tony D’Amico, CEO of The Fidato Group, in 529 plans merit study to achieve high client marks. Tony comments that, even by starting a plan just three years before college, families can effectively buy a little more time for compounding, and if plans change midstream, other family members, or even

What is Late-Payment Forgiveness?

In What is late-payment forgiveness?, Tony D’Amico, chief executive officer of Strongsville, Ohio-based The Fidato Group, said that cards that offer late-payment forgiveness are good choices if used properly. But he worries that some consumers might rely on them as an excuse to make bad financial choices.