For most business owners, there is very little separation between business and life. While this is a necessary mindset to have when navigating the challenges of entrepreneurship, it does make for a jolting transition when it all reaches a ceasing halt. There is life after the sale of your business – and as we learned
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This article was written by Jason Giza. Jason is currently a sophomore at Indiana University, majoring in Finance. When your son or daughter goes off to college there is inevitably an enormous price tag associated with it. But that’s not all! Most students still need some spending money for a dinner with friends, a 2
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In the past, maybe you didn’t think twice about cybersecurity. Who cares, the internet is a place to watch silly videos! Well, not anymore. Whether you’re retired or actively employed or a teen all over social media, nearly everyone (and their information) is online in some capacity. In a digital world there is no way
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So you struck out on your own and started a firm. Business is promising and your new website is a hit – and you thought the hard part was over until it became clear that more capital was in demand. We interviewed Leslee Cohen, business lawyer at Hershman Cohen LLC, to find out the three
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One of the biggest challenges when it comes to holiday gift giving isn’t affording the gifts but rather figuring out how to give in a way that is meaningful. At the same time, successful families often feel concerned, even downright terrified, about raising entitled children who don’t appreciate the value of a dollar. We’re going
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Forced into a retirement? Must be nice! Yes, that thought came into our heads too as we anticipated writing this article. In a very active mergers and acquisitions environment and the age of corporate buyouts, involuntary retirement is something we’ve been seeing more often. If your finances are ready to retire before your mind is,
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This article is for informational purposes only and does constitute an offer to sell, a solicitation of an offer to buy, or a recommendation of any security or product. It’s no secret that the average American is not the best with personal finances. According to the Motley Fool, the average American saves about a total
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What do you think is the number one issue prospective clients bring to us here at Prism? It’s likely not shocking. Here’s the big question: Can I afford to retire and not run out of money? Some folks understand that they’ll easily be able to retire and don’t need us to do complex calculations. Others
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Too often in our society, employees and business owners alike are pressured to grind both at work and at home. Financial stress is often the motivator for being a “workaholic.” The value of taking some time off is drastically undervalued to your mental well-being which in turn impacts your financial success. Here’s why it’s so
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When we think about retirement, images come to mind of a gray-haired guy with a fishing pole, spending all day on a lake somewhere. But, in addition to more time outdoors, it also represents a new way to pay for our day to day lives. That’s right, retirement is a change for both our calendars
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