The start of a new school year is the perfect time to take stock of your family's financial situation and consider how you can save for your child's future education expenses. Whether your child is heading off to kindergarten or college, having a solid plan in place can make a huge difference in their financial stability and opportunities. In this article, we'll explore two popular education savings options: 529 Plans and UTMA (Uniform Transfers to Minors Act) accounts. We'll break down the benefits and limitations of each, and provide guidance on how to choose the right one for your family's unique needs and goals.

Welcome back to our series, "What Is Money?" In our first post, we began exploring the profound impact of money on our lives, our families, and even the future of humanity. We discussed how, despite its crucial role, many of us don't fully understand what money actually is. To gain a clearer understanding, we emphasized the importance of delving deeper into the essence of money, rather than just its functions.

Congratulations! Your child's off to college. But amidst the excitement of campus tours and course selections, a silent shift occurs: at 18, your child gains full control of their medical decisions. Are you prepared for the day when "I'm their parent" no longer grants you access to their health information?

Welcome to the first post in our series, "What Is Money?" It might seem like a simple question, but the answers profoundly impact our lives, our families, and even the future of humanity. This might sound like an overstatement, but as you follow this series, you'll see just how true it is.

In my nearly 25 years in personal finance, I’ve noticed that although money plays a crucial role in our daily lives, many of us don’t truly understand what it is. This series aims to help us think more clearly, and more deeply, about the true nature of money.

The revocable living trust can be a powerful estate planning tool. While it offers significant advantages, like avoiding probate and providing clear instructions for asset management after death, it also comes with pitfalls that can undermine its effectiveness if not properly addressed.

In this article we’ll take a brief look at how to avoid those pitfalls and maximize the benefits of a revocable living trust.

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At Sequoia Advisor Group, our number one priority is you - the people we serve. Finance is about more than just numbers on a page. It's about your life, your family, your hopes and dreams for the future.

Our unwavering belief that each person bears inherent value, shapes all our interactions. This conviction ensures everyone is treated with the utmost care and consideration, reflecting our understanding of each life as a precious gift. This perspective not only guides our interactions but also deeply influences our approach to financial planning.

We understand that when you entrust us with your finances, you're doing much more than…

In Louisville, Kentucky where the hum of daily life resonates with the spirit of progress, Sequoia Advisor Group is designed not just for excellent work, but to uplift, inspire, and remind us of the beauty that surrounds us.

As a financial planning and investment firm we aim to put people first, not only through our services, but through our office environment, carefully crafted for both staff and clients.

The debt ceiling is like the nation's credit card.

To run with the analogy, it’s like the kids having a credit card, but little idea of what credit is or how it works. They just know that every so often the credit card company says they’ve almost maxed out the card and will have to stop spending if something doesn’t change.

So what do they do?

They ask mom and dad to get the credit limit increased of course😎 .