Supporting Adult Children: When Does Financial Help Go Too Far?

Wondering how much financial help to give your adult children? Learn how to set boundaries, encourage independence, and protect your own financial future.

Financial PlanningParkshore Wealth ManagementNovember 1, 2024Family Finances, Retirement, Adult Children, Life Transitions, Failure to Launch, Financial Support, Fiduciary, Personal Finances, Parenting and Money

Recently Got Yourself Out of Debt? 7 Steps to Help Stay Out of It

Once you get out of debt, how do you stay out of it? Here are seven steps to help capitalize on your freed-up money.

Financial PlanningParkshore Wealth ManagementMarch 1, 2024Debt, Debt Management, debt reduction, Credit Cards, Retirement, School Loan

Take Your Property Tax with You

Proposition 19 can add flexibility for qualifying homeowners who might be concerned about increased property taxes.

Financial PlanningParkshore Wealth ManagementJune 1, 2022Retirement, Property Tax, California, Homeowner, Real Estate, Estate Planning, Inheritance

Worried About the Next Market Correction? Here’s What to Do

The best time to deal with a market correction is before one hits. Here are tips to help you prepare.

Investment ManagementParkshore Wealth ManagementJuly 27, 2021Bear Market, Market Correction, Retirement, S&P 500

Financial New Year’s Resolutions: 5 Tips for 2021

New Year’s resolutions aren’t just about physical fitness. Here are 5 resolutions to improve your financial fitness in 2021.

Financial PlanningParkshore Wealth ManagementJanuary 1, 2021RMD, Debt, Credit Cards, Emergency Fund, Budget, Retirement, 401(k), IRA, Investing