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C is for Choosing Dignity in Divorce

By on August 29, 2016 in Answers from A to Z, Divorce Info

It’s time; you’ve hashed out this decision over and over in your head, and now you know that divorce is the inevitable. You also realize you want to get through this process with your integrity intact, and without depleting your life savings. This shouldn’t be too difficult if you and your spouse agree, you should […]

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M is for The Magic or Madness of Money and the Brain

By on August 11, 2014 in Answers from A to Z

Today’s neuroscientist and psychologist are studying what happens inside our brains when we think about money. Researchers in the emerging field of neuro-economics are finding that our thoughts on money create a great deal of brain activity that may powerfully influence our thoughts and actions. So, what message does the thought of money send to […]

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Y is for Yoga and Your Money

Y is for Yoga and Your Money

By on April 29, 2014 in Answers from A to Z

Yoga is one of the most popular forms of exercise today. Many believe that beyond yoga’s trendiness, there are real health and wellness benefits to incorporating a dedicated yoga practice into your life. But what does this have to do with money? For starters, the ease of the anxiety and stress of everyday life as […]

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T is for Tax Mistakes You Should Avoid

By on March 24, 2014 in Answers from A to Z

There is no doubt our tax laws can be complicated. The continued expansion of our tax code, along with its complexity, helps to create a playground for common mistakes. Making one of these mistakes, no matter how small, may result in underpayment, overpayment or delays on your refund. Let’s go over some of the most common […]

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AZ Asks Advisor Views

By on March 19, 2014 in AZ Asks

Advisor Views A feature from Ann Zuraw, Zuraw Financial Advisors,   LLC. Advisor Views offers timely investment news and market updates designed to keep you informed, while        enhancing your overall investment experience. Human Capital: Don’t Overlook this Important Asset Class  When considering asset classes, most investors think of things such as stocks and bonds, commodities or real estate. Each […]

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S is for a Successful Financial Future

S is for a Successful Financial Future

By on March 17, 2014 in Answers from A to Z

One of the most important lessons when planning for a successful financial future is finding a way to control your money instead of letting it control you. Success is about your choices, priorities, values and the development of healthy financial habits. The following tips may help lead you to financial comfort, contentment and a valued […]

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AZ Asks: Advisors Views

By on February 12, 2014 in AZ Asks

  Advisor Views A feature from Ann Zuraw, Zuraw Financial Advisors, LLC. Advisor Views offers timely investment news and market updates designed to keep you informed, while enhancing your overall investment experience.   Behavioral Finance: Are We Ruled by Emotion? If asked, most people would probably say they are rational individuals who make wise decisions. Indeed, […]

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M is for Manners and In-Flight Calling

By on February 3, 2014 in Answers from A to Z

  Should the Federal Communications Commission lift the22-year ban against in flight calls and cellular-data use by passengers in flight? In order to answer this question, we will need to consider how proper etiquette will come into play? In an age of hyper-connectivity, can technology and common courtesy come together and be socially tolerable?  Technology […]

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L is for Loosen your Purse Strings for Charity

By on January 27, 2014 in Answers from A to Z

Take your pick of the many charitable organizations at home and around the world.  What is it that concerns you most?  We are each uniquely drawn to certain causes as we are all distinctively different people.  Decide which charities you’re passionate about, whether they help reduce global poverty, research cures for illness, or help right […]

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