Moving isn't just about a new address—it’s about what that change means for your finances. In this video, Russell Rivera explains how to assess your full financial picture before making a move. Whether you're expanding, downsizing, or relocating, it’s a conversation worth having.
A good financial plan grows with you. Life changes, markets fluctuate, and goals evolve. Here’s how to stay on track with a plan that keeps up.
Keeping your insurance updated ensures you’re ready for life’s surprises. This article explores why regular policy reviews matter and the key steps to keeping your coverage aligned with your needs.
A young professional suddenly received a trust fund but had no idea how to handle it. Should they invest? Pay off debt? Save for the future? In this video, Russ Rivera walks through the steps he took to help them create a solid financial plan—one that ensured their inheritance would last and work for them.
Unless you come from a background where you learned how to build wealth, you’re going to have a difficult time trying to do it on your own, even if you make a good income. Russ recently sat down with Mark Iorio, host of Rainmakers Roundup, to discuss why building wealth is so challenging for some people and how they can get guidance and support.
Regardless of income or wealth status, one thing is clear for families preparing to teach their kids about money practically: there is no “right” way. In this Discuss with Russ, Maurice Redhead, President of Martin Bridge Accounting, talks to Russ about how to get kids involved in financial decisions, how to make it fun, and the importance of doing both of these things early.
Most parents with new and growing families assume they have plenty of time for estate planning and preparing a will, often putting the tasks off and putting their loved ones at risk for far too long. Not only can we never predict the timing of death, but there are also important special considerations that families with younger children need to take into account when preparing a will.
