Managing Money

If you’ve read some of my other posts on SixtyandMe, you know one of my core beliefs about selling a small business: it doesn’t matter what you think your business is worth; it only matters what someone is willing to pay for it. Thus, the…

Reflecting on 2024, there is much you can celebrate. The most important is basking in the warmth of being with loved ones and sharing gratitude during the Thanksgiving holiday. Here are seven more reasons to celebrate 2024. You wise

Looking for a job in your 60s can feel similar to riding a wave. On one hand, you may welcome the chance to hit the restart button on your career and gain a fresh sense of purpose…

It might be intimidating to invest money for retirement, mainly since it’s usual for soon-to-be retirees to worry about whether or not they’ll have enough money to support themselves in their later years. Several general guidelines can be used…

Selling your small business is more than a financial transaction – it’s an emotional journey. A business owner who’s been through that ordeal knows the feelings that arise: identity loss, the overwhelming urge to just “get it done,” and excitement mixed with…

In retirement planning, one of the most common questions we have to answer is the one above, helping people determine what is the best time to elect taking Social Security income. This choice can be even more complicated for women who are widows…

In our current, complex financial landscape, different kinds of financial professionals are needed. Do you need a financial advisor? Do you need a financial coach? Or… both??? Financial advisors educate their clients on different financial products and services…

When I sold my business several years ago, keeping clients and employees in the dark during the sales process was emotionally draining and a challenge from a practical standpoint. I knew keeping a lid on things was crucial and, at the same time, I wanted…

Are you worried that you may need to work far into the future, or change your lifestyle dramatically in retirement, or both? How do your retirement savings compare to others’? For many people, an employer sponsored 401(k) retirement savings plan houses their…

There is a wonderful kind of privilege that comes with working hard for the last three or four decades… Savings are finally growing, the debt and/or mortgage is being paid down, and finally it feels like we can breathe just a little and enjoy life!