It is no surprise that COVID-19 has disrupted the work of millions of Americans, whether they be restaurant chefs or waiters, engineers, construction workers, architects, physical therapists, etc. Measures taken to...

Last month, Congress passed the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (known as the CARES Act) to assist with a wide swath of US business and consumer economic support. We’ve written previously about...

As “stay-at-home” orders are extended due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, people all over the globe have changed their spending habits. In times when the ability to spend is restricted, economic activity often slows.

The loss of someone you love is often followed by the five stages of grief: Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, and Acceptance. These stages of grief can also be experienced when losing something you love as...

Confined to their homes (like everyone else), scroll down to learn more about what some members of the PrairieView team have been doing to pass the time during The Pandemic.

Last week our colleagues, Bo and Dan, provided an overview of the CARES Act and the many provisions designed to ease the economic toll faced by individuals and families resulting from COVID-19.

The most notable effects of the economic toll of the coronavirus pandemic in recent weeks have been highly visible in investment prices. But, as those impacts have begun to make their way into the broader economy,...

As a financial planner, family and friends love to pick my brain about financial topics. A trip home for the holiday season provides no better opportunity for loved ones to inquire about their retirement accounts...

With December being the most charitable month of the year, we thought it timely to dive into the topic of charitable giving before the holidays sweep us all away!

“How much cash should I have in savings?”

This question surfaces quite frequently when we meet with our clients. Some of them ask this question with $100 in their bank savings account while others ask this with...

Planning for college isn’t usually the first thing on the mind of a new parent. Adjusting to your “new normal” seems to take almost as long as preparing for the baby to come, and finding a balance between family,...