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COVID-19 and Your Money | March 20, 2020
Submitted by Korhorn Financial Group, Inc. on March 20th, 2020Financial Experts Give You Bad Advice
Submitted by Korhorn Financial Group, Inc. on March 17th, 2020Our society is set up to deliver bad financial advice. Here’s how you avoid it.
Save Money and Live Better
Submitted by Korhorn Financial Group, Inc. on October 29th, 2019
By Ben deBock, CFP®
When I sat down with Mindy and Jim two years ago, they were in pretty good shape financially. With two children and a third on the way, they were diligent savers and had built a solid cushion to cover unexpected expenses. The challenge? They had no idea if they were actually saving enough, and they had no real vision of what they were saving for.
Don’t wait to get educated about college planning!
Submitted by Korhorn Financial Group, Inc. on June 12th, 2019By Matt Hoke, CFP®, ChFC
We recently celebrated sweet-sixteen birthdays for our twin “babies” (what happened to my tiny toddlers?!), so I suppose it’s no surprise that I have college planning on my mind.
From March Madness to the game of life, the right decisions dictate the winner
Submitted by Korhorn Financial Group, Inc. on May 2nd, 2019By Kevin Korhorn, CFP®, ChFC, AIF®
One of my favorite parts of tax season is the NCAA Basketball Tournament. The tournament starts in the throes of tax season, so we are more than ready to have some fun when March Madness rolls around each year.
The extraordinary power of planning
Submitted by Korhorn Financial Group, Inc. on March 14th, 2019By Amy Masters, CFP®
It’s tax season at our offices right now. As a financial advisor, that means that I’m spending all of my days sitting down with clients to review their 2018 taxes and put a plan in place for the current year. What has surprised me this year? The number of people who have come in worried about their returns.
This Valentine’s Day, spend only what you should—and insure only what makes sense!
Submitted by Korhorn Financial Group, Inc. on February 13th, 2019By Alysia Boehner, Certified Insurance Counselor
We’re headed for a record-setting Valentine’s Day. And though I hate to put a damper on this heart-filled holiday, the revelation that the majority of people are planning to spend more than ever on Valentine’s Day this year is less-than-great news for most gift givers this year.
Don’t let these 3 monsters maim your financial future!
Submitted by Korhorn Financial Group, Inc. on November 5th, 2018
By Lance Ludwig, CFP®
It’s that time of year when ghosts and ghouls get top billing. But while trick-or-treating may be all fun and games, there are three truly scary monsters that can put you in very real danger—at least when it comes to protecting your financial future. The good news is that for every monster, there is a powerful defense. The key is using the right weapons to slay each threat long before it’s able to cause any lasting harm. Are you ready?
From 0 to 50: KFG is working together to change the world!
Submitted by Korhorn Financial Group, Inc. on October 1st, 2018By Kevin Korhorn, CFP®, ChFC, AIF®
Last week, I was honored to be asked to speak to a group of fellow financial advisors on one of my favorite topics: personal financial planning. The response from the attendees was spectacular—not because I’m a particularly amazing speaker (I always feel a bit underprepared and overly enthusiastic!), but because customized, comprehensive financial planning is finally resonating with the majority of my peers. But that wasn’t always the case.
Far from it.
