The holiday shopping season is in full swing! One gift that pretty much everyone on your list is guaranteed to appreciate is money. But if you want to put in more effort than just stuffing a couple of bills in a card, I have some ideas to help you jazz up your money gifts this year. Here are my top picks for money gifts that your friends and family will love: Money Gifts for the Kids An Continue Reading
Year-End Money Checklist: 2019
The end of 2019 is here already, and with just a month to go, there are some simple things you can mark off your money checklist to set yourself up well for 2020. Prepare for the year ahead with these tasks, and you’ll feel a lot more confident when you ring in the new year. 1. Money Checklist for the End of the Year – Max Out Retirement Accounts Maxing out your retirement accounts is a good Continue Reading
Katie Brewer, CFP® Has Been Named as One of D Magazine’s “2019 Best Financial Planners in Dallas”
DALLAS AND FORT WORTH, TEXAS | NOVEMBER 15, 2019 Katie Brewer, CFP® has been named as one of D Magazine’s “2019 Best Financial Planners in Dallas” for the fifth year in a row. Katie Brewer is the owner of Your Richest Life, a fee-only financial planning company helping mid-career physicians, attorneys and other high-income earners take charge of their financial lives. This distinction is Continue Reading
Natural Disasters: Prepare Your Family and Help Others
The Dallas, TX tornado and devastating California wildfires are the most recent reminders that disaster can strike anywhere, at any time. Rebuilding after a natural disaster is expensive on so many levels. That’s why it’s so important to be prepared yourself, and to know how to best help communities and individuals as they rebuild. Natural Disasters Preparedness for Your Family Too often, Continue Reading
Financial Considerations for a Stay-at-Home Spouse
In roughly 30 percent of all married couples in the U.S. with children under 18, one parent stays home. And while we place a lot of emphasis on the benefits, financial plans and insurance considerations that people in the workforce should have, there’s more of a gray area for the stay-at-home spouse. In most cases, the spouse that stays home is under the umbrella of their spouse’s benefits. Continue Reading
Should You Accept a New Job Opportunity?
Whether you’ve been searching for months or received it out of the blue, a new job opportunity can bring a lot of exciting changes to your life. But enticing as moving to a new city or making more money might be, sometimes these factors cost more in the long run than what they’re worth. When you’re weighing the important decision of whether or not to accept a job opportunity, make sure you look Continue Reading
Open Enrollment: What to Look for in Mid-Career
For most people, open enrollment usually occurs in the fall. This is the time of year to review your healthcare benefits and make sure you’re still getting the coverage you need. If you’re at the mid-career level, there are some specific bases you should be covering. So this fall, here are some points to look out for when your employer sends you your open enrollment information: Open Continue Reading
Your Richest Life Celebrates Five Years in Business
I can’t believe it’s been five years since I started Your Richest Life. This is a big milestone in the life of a business, and it has been an exciting journey so far. Of course, there have been ups and downs. If you are starting a business yourself, you can expect a lot of surprises and course correcting. Just keep taking action and trying new things, and eventually, you find what works for you Continue Reading
The Physician Contract: What Doctors Need to Know
Your physician contract that comes with a new job is critical to your future career, but you might not be as familiar with what to look for as you should be. Lawyer James Dockery has represented physicians and dentists for nearly 20 years and has some insight into what you’ll likely come across on your contract. Physician Contract - What to Review When you’re a brand new doctor just out of Continue Reading
Should You Retire Early?
Many people think of retiring early as something that would be nice, but isn’t realistic. However, more and more professionals are leaving work sooner and getting a jump on retirement. A common phrase you might have heard about this is the FIRE movement - also known as “financial independence, retire early.” It packs a lot of appeal, but there are some serious considerations you should make before Continue Reading
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