Our sponsorship of the Hawaii Active Senior Expo brought forth the opportunity to be featured on Island Life Live (KITV). You can catch the full interview in this post or on YouTube!

It was the Summer of 2020 when Scott made the life-changing decision to put on his shoes and run out the door. Over the past few years, he noticed that many of the lessons he learned through running also seem to apply to personal finance.

For many Americans, Social Security is the largest source of income in retirement. Despite that, there is still a lot of confusion about how benefits work. Basing your claiming strategy on bad advice can lead to lower lifetime benefits and unexpected taxes. Here are five common Social Security myths you should understand before claiming benefits.

We're often told to celebrate the small victories. But what does that really mean from a personal finance perspective?

Reviewing your beneficiary designations is one of the most important parts of estate planning – but it’s often overlooked. Outdated beneficiaries can unintentionally send your retirement accounts, life insurance, or investment assets to the wrong people. It happens more often than you think.

Most families wait until an emergency to discuss long-term care. Here’s why starting earlier matters.