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As an inheritor, you may not have complete control and freedom to determine the investment strategy for all of your money, but you do have a say in the type of advisor who manages your money and educates you on your specific financial picture – no matter what your current advisors, trustees, or executors may […]

Last Wednesday, TWC set out on our annual volunteer day. In the past we’ve typically spent our volunteer day mornings picking crops and preparing plant beds for Earth’s Table. This year, the team got down and dirty with horned and hooved friends at Luvin Arms Animal Sanctuary. Luvin Arms is a 501(c)3 nonprofit located in […]

If you’ve owned a cell phone in the last decade, chances are you’ve received more than a few voicemails or phone calls from an “Unknown” Caller ID asking you if you’re interested in extending your car’s warranty. Although federal law requires carriers to combat robocalls with anti-spam technology, call scammers have become equally adept at […]

A recent study presented at the National Bureau of Economic Research summer institute revealed that fake reviews posted for online products cost shoppers approximately 12 cents for every dollar spent. Over time, this cost can add up to be hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars spent per year on products that don’t live up to […]

For our clients with children or minor dependents, the prospect of transitioning them on to college or other post-secondary endeavors is sure to come faster than they imagine. While legal protection for minors is fairly cut and dry, once your child turns 18 – the age of majority in the U.S. – parents no longer […]

Resilience may be one of the most important skills to develop. It allows us to persevere through personal, social, and work-related challenges in life. We’re all born with some level of resilience, but it’s no secret that elements out of our grasp such as our family and/or socioeconomic standing also have a great influence how […]