contributed by Nathan Gehring I hesitate to write this blog post. I’ve thought about it for some time, but haven’t wanted to put these thoughts to paper. There’s a sense of bravado and horn-tooting to this. But I’ve decided to…
contributed by Nathan Gehring I hesitate to write this blog post. I’ve thought about it for some time, but haven’t wanted to put these thoughts to paper. There’s a sense of bravado and horn-tooting to this. But I’ve decided to…
contributed by Steph Schief In recent years, our culture seems to have grown more and more focused on self-improvement. People are daring to grab books, ask questions, and seek wisdom for the sake of their own personal dreams becoming personal…
contributed by Nathan Gehring My return to KeatsConnelly has surprised me. Even though I had spent nearly two years working here previously, I had forgotten just how different cross-border financial planning can be compared to conventional financial planning. There’s something…
contributed by Nathan Gehring There’s are many interesting parallels between exercise and financial behavior. Last week’s blog post, What I (Re)Learned About Finances While Running a Tough Mudder and Spartan Race, explored one of these parallels. This week, I offer…
Contributed by Nathan Gehring I spent this past weekend running a Tough Mudder race on Saturday and a Super Spartan Race on Sunday. A reenergizing weekend it was not, but it was a ton of fun! I had spent the…
Contributed by Rachel Stever, The holiday season is behind us but spring has not quite sprung, warm weather in central Arizona notwithstanding. A few weeks ago Renee wrote about how she sets New Year’s goals. Last year I wrote about how…
Contributed by Renée Bellefeuille, RP®, It’s hard to believe another year has come and gone. Of course like most people, I keep asking myself where this past year went. I am thinking about the upcoming year and what I would…