By: Jake Gensemer Subscription services and automatic payments have become a routine part of daily life. From entertainment and cloud storage to health devices and household services, recurring payments now make up a meaningful portion of many monthly budgets. Individually, these charges may seem minor. Over time, however, they can silently deplete financial resources. For […]
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The Power of a Code Word
By: Jake Gensemer Maria, a 42-year-old inheritor, had just stepped out of her daily yoga class when her phone lit up with a call from a familiar number. It was her older brother, Joseph. He rarely called, unless it was about something important related to their shared trust. The voice on the other end sounded […]
Read MoreInsurance Catastrophe: Helping You Get Home and Property Coverage
By: Jake Gensemer You may have noticed that your homeowner’s insurance rates have increased substantially over the last few years. You’re not alone in this. Homeowners across the nation have been experiencing rate increases of 50% on average since 2020, which is much greater than the 26% increase in consumer prices. Many consumers and policymakers […]
Read MoreFrom Overwhelmed to Empowered: Reclaiming Control Over Inherited Wealth
By: Riley Burridge For many inheritors, wealth isn’t just a number. It can be a source of quiet discomfort. You might feel grateful, yes, but also overwhelmed, disconnected, or even ashamed. Friends assume your life is stress-free. Advisors speak in jargon. And beneath it all, there’s a nagging sense that you should be doing something, […]
Read MoreBook Review: “The Boys of Riverside: A Deaf Football Team and a Quest for Glory” by Thomas Fuller
Review by: Myra Salzer In my reading discipline, I alternate between non-fiction (work) and fiction (fun). I just finished my “obligatory” non-fiction book — and it was so enjoyable I almost felt like I was cheating. The book was The Boys of Riverside: A Deaf Football Team and a Quest for Glory. Never before have […]
Read MoreWhat U.S. Travelers Need to Know About Europe’s New Entry System
By: Karen Winkler, TWC American travelers heading to most European countries will face new entry procedures under the European Union’s Entry/Exit System (EES) beginning October 12th, 2025. This system is designed to modernize border control and enhance security across the Schengen Area, which includes 29 European countries such as France, Germany, Italy, and Spain. What’s […]
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