By Todd I. Youngdahl, CFP® and Ann D. Blakey, CFP®
Updated from 5/24/21
Time to review your Education Savings Strategy as we enter the 2021 - 2022 'Back
By Ann D. Blakey, CFP®, MBA
Women have made enormous strides in recent decades to achieve greater equality and pursue higher opportunities in the workplace
By Todd I. Youngdahl, CFP®
Are you maximizing the funds in your flexible spending account (FSA) this year? If not, you should know that FSAs were granted
By The CFP® Team at Washington Wealth Advisors
If 2020 taught us anything, it’s that we can’t predict the future, nor do we have control over many of the
By Ann Blakey, CFP®, MBA
While the complexity and inflexibility surrounding the federal Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) has frustrated participants for decades
By Todd I. Youngdahl, CFP®
Inflation is known as retirement’s silent killer because you typically never see it coming. It creeps up on you, little by little
By Craig Strent of Apex Home Loans, Guest Blogger
Many of our prospective and current clients are growing more concerned about inflation, and what that can
By Ann D. Blakey, CFP®
If there is one lesson that the pandemic taught us in 2020, it is that an unforeseen crisis can happen at any time. Even if someone
By Ann D. Blakey, CFP®
Women experiencing divorce may endure more severe financial and emotional effects from the divorce than men. Women who work are often
By Todd I. Youngdahl, CFP®
Think back on the past year to the unexpected life events or financial expenses you experienced. Life is anything but predictable
By Maura C. Schauss, CFP®
You take the leash off for just one second and your beloved retriever runs after a squirrel and right into traffic. You hear the
By Todd I. Youngdahl, CFP®
When you’re a small business owner, you’re in charge of your own retirement plan. You have several options to choose from, such as