IN THE NEWS: 7 Simple Money Rules to Live By
YAHOO FINANCE
MATTHEW GOLDBERG
June 8, 2023
“Budgets can feel restrictive, Cultivate Financial’s Coake says. But having a certain amount of money automatically going to your savings account can help separate your spending account from your savings account.
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IN THE NEWS: What the World's Richest Woman Can Teach Us About Charitable Giving
TIME MAGAZINE
RYAN HAAR
Charitable giving is one of my favorite topics to plan for with clients. Ryan reached out to get a few pointers for this article on maximizing charitable contributions.
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IN THE NEWS: Recovering the Financial Costs of Caregiving
FORBES
LUCY LAZARONY
Lucy reached out to get a few pointers to share in her article about getting back on track financially after caring for a loved one and we were happy to help.
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IN THE NEWS: How to budget money: Tackle your debt and start saving
BANKRATE
MATTHEW GOLDBERG
No one likes to talk about or work on budgets. In fact, I’ve stopped using the word. However, Matthew Goldberg wrote an article with some great tips on how to control your budget and stop letting it control you.
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IN THE NEWS: Building a Better 401(k)
Kiplinger
Sandra Block
Aug 1, 2019
A typical target-date fund has what’s known as a glide path, which represents the shift in the fund’s allocation of stocks, bonds and other investments over time. But that’s where this one-size-fits-all strategy runs into trouble, because it may not take into account when you actually retire, says Ashley Coake, a certified financial planner with Cultivate Financial Planning, in Radford, Va.
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IN THE NEWS: Women whose spouses control the finances may be putting themselves, their families at risk
Investment News
Mark Schoeff Jr.
Jul 6, 2019
“Ashley Coake, owner of Cultivate Financial Planning, said female clients in dire financial circumstances following a divorce or death of a spouse tend to do too little — or too much — in response.”
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