As the cost of a college education continues to climb, many grandparents are stepping in to help. This trend is expected to accelerate as baby boomers, many of whom went to college, become grandparents and start gifting what’s predicted to be trillions of dollars over the coming decades.Helping to pay for a grandchild’s college education…
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Changing Jobs? Know Your 401(k) Options
If you’ve lost your job, or are changing jobs, you may be wondering what to do with your 401(k) plan account. It’s important to understand your options. What will I be entitled to?If you leave your job (voluntarily or involuntarily), you’ll be entitled to a distribution of your vested balance. Your vested balance always includes…
HMFP Financial Planning Simplified-Enjoy Phase 60+
In this weeks video, Ian explores the last phase of financial planning which addresses the hurdles and opportunities of retirement.
What is Financial Planning Simplified Part 3: The “Growing” phase
This week we explore the potential planning pitfalls, and solutions facing people in their forties and fifties.
What is Financial Planning Simplified Part 2: The “Planting” phase
This week we explore the potential planning pitfalls, and solutions facing people in their twenties and thirties.
Financial Planning Simplified?
Check out this week’s video from Hitchcock Maddox Financial Partners where we explore the philosophy that drives our planning process.
The HMFP Financial Planning Simplified Video Series: The Reality of Real Estate
Check out this weeks video, a continuation of our discussion on alternative assets, where Ian explores some of the elements of real estate investing.
HMFP Financial Planning Simplified – Alternative Assets: Private vs Public Equity & Debt
This week we continue our series on alternative asset investing with commentary of private equity and debt.
Exploring an Alternative Universe
No, we aren’t talking about science fiction, but asset classes that not everyone knows about, but some might consider.
Don’t Be Complacent on Inflation
Transient you say? Well, inflation hasn’t left the train station yet, and the Fed is taking notice.