by Joe Lind | Sep 29, 2026 | Financial Preparedness
If you’re a Reds fan like we are, 2026 has been one of those seasons where you’ve probably spent a lot of time asking yourself, “What exactly are we watching here?” Maybe you even used stronger language than that… It wasn’t the season we hoped for. There have been...
by Joe Lind | Aug 12, 2026 | Financial Preparedness
If you’ve ever driven past Elder High School or one of the other local football fields during August practice, you’ve probably had the same thought I have. “Why would anyone willingly do this?” It’s ninety degrees. Or to be more...
by Joe Lind | Jun 10, 2026 | Financial Preparedness
There is something different about nearing retirement. You can just feel it. For decades, the focus was simple. Save. Build. Accumulate. Then suddenly, the question changes. “How do I actually use this?” That shift feels bigger than most people expect. You go...
by Joe Lind | Jan 29, 2026 | Financial Preparedness
February isn’t just the shortest month of the year—it’s a financially clean slate season. And unlike fad diets or gym memberships, a money reset actually sticks when you do it right. So here’s your quick, practical, Joe-style Checkup: Update Your Beneficiaries....
by Joe Lind | Jan 15, 2026 | Financial Preparedness
January financial advice often sounds like a really bad fitness ad: dramatic promises, unrealistic goals, and a weird assumption that you suddenly became a new person at midnight on December 31st. Let’s skip the marketing nonsense and talk about what you should...
by Joe Lind | Dec 12, 2025 | Financial Preparedness
Every January, people make big resolutions — get fit, save more, eat better. And by February… well, the gym parking lot’s empty again. Here’s the secret: it’s not about setting bigger goals; it’s about starting earlier and keeping them real. If you wait until January...
