Category: retirement
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Two Key Retirement Strategies for San Antonio Residents in Their 50s
As you contemplate retirement in your 50s, a few key strategies should be included in your comprehensive retirement planning process. This blog outlines two important...
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3 Ways To Integrate Your Faith With Your Finances
People with strong religious and spiritual faith may be wondering if their beliefs can integrate with their finances. It can! A CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ Professional...
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Align Your Money and Your Life with Values-Based Investing
We’ve been talking a lot lately about different types of themed investing, like faith-based investing and *Biblically responsible investing. Now let’s explore how values-based investing...
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Top 5 Things to Know About Faith-Based Investing in Texas
You probably already shop, vote, travel, gift, and offer charity while staying in alignment with your values. But did you also know that you can...
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Biblically Responsible Investing and Your Retirement Savings
The Good Book is regarded as the ultimate life guide, which you may have been raised reading or referencing. Maybe you recall your favorite teachings...
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5 Ways to Attract Financial Abundance into Your Life
If you’re seeking spiritual direction on how to attract financial abundance with manifestation techniques, affirmations to repeat, crystals to display, or meditations to perform, this...
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How Much Does It Cost to Move?
About 400,000 American retirees relocate each year, on average, and of that, a large portion is deciding to retire in Texas. A recent report showed...
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12-month To-do list if you are retiring in 2023
Are you considering that 2023 might be the year you “call it a day” for good? Or have you already decided it will be the...
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Why You May Need Less for Retirement than You Think
You’ve probably heard that you need to save enough to count on 80 percent of your pre-retirement income to cover your expenses in retirement. You...
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3 Ways to Retire Early in Texas
The average retirement age for Americans is 62, although there are many who work longer, and a few who choose to hang up their aprons...
