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The Family Meeting: An Overlooked Part of Estate Planning
Estate planning often focuses on legal documents, asset allocation, and tax strategies. Yet, many families overlook a crucial element: the family meeting. This conversation, held while the grantor is still alive, can shape how wealth transfer unfolds and how family values endure across generations. Without it, beneficiaries may misinterpret intentions, leading to confusion or strained relationships. This article explores why the family meeting deserves a central place in esta

Nelson Greene, CFP®
May 134 min read


Prepaid College Plans vs 529 Plans Which is Right for Your Family
Understand the key differences between prepaid college plans and 529 savings plans, including flexibility, investment considerations, and long-term planning factors for families.

Nelson Greene, CFP®
May 85 min read


Q1 2026 Market Commentary
Markets in Conflict When most people think about what’s driving markets right now, their attention naturally turns to conflict overseas. And that’s certainly part of the story. But there’s also a quieter, less visible conflict unfolding beneath the surface, one that may ultimately have a more lasting impact on markets and the broader economy. Understanding both is key to making sense of the current environment. The Visible Conflict: Iran, Energy, and Market Volatility Over th

Nelson Greene, CFP®
May 15 min read


Engaging Your Kids in Financial Decisions: Starting the Conversation
Getting your kids involved in financial decisions can feel challenging, especially if you’re unsure where to begin. Many parents wonder how to introduce money topics without overwhelming their children or sparking disinterest. The key is to start with what your kids already know or have encountered about money, then build from there. This approach helps you connect with their current understanding and interests, making financial conversations more natural and effective. Paren

Nelson Greene, CFP®
Apr 24 min read
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