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Renovations – What To Do Before Selling

Posted by Jaylon Brigham January 24, 2018 0

As parents, many of us struggle with the benefits of staying in New York City vs. moving to the suburbs. Or, we find ourselves with a growing family and the...

Should I Buy Or Rent?

Posted by Jaylon Brigham September 27, 2017 0

For most families, moving to a new town and buying a house can be simultaneous acts. That’s not really the case in New York City. Many people who first move...

How to Build Your Financial “House”

Posted by Amy Brackett September 21, 2017 0

What do a financial advisor and a building contractor have in common? On the surface, probably not all that much. Hopefully they can both help you to sleep...

How to Choose a Financial Advisor

Posted by Shannon McNulty July 21, 2017 0

Finding an advisor you can trust and feel comfortable with can be daunting – even downright scary. Reading news articles about the financial industry would...

Summer Camp Tax Deductions: Kid-free and Tax Savings?

Posted by Dave Burton, C.P.A. July 20, 2017 0

What if I told you Uncle Sam gives you a tax break for sending little Louise to soccer camp? Summer camps can qualify for the IRS’s Child and...

What is the best way to leave an IRA or 401(k) account to a minor?

Posted by Shannon McNulty July 20, 2017 0

The best way to leave an IRA or a 401(k) account to a minor is to either designate a custodian to administer the account for the minor or leave it to a...

NYC Real Estate: Is It a Good Investment?

Posted by Jaylon Brigham May 31, 2017 0

By Jaylon Brigham New Yorkers love to talk about real estate. You can’t walk a few blocks without hearing someone talk about buying or selling an apartment,...

Can I Afford to Take Time Off to Raise My Kids?

Posted by Amy Brackett May 7, 2017 0

As parents, we make numerous decisions. Generally, the moment a couple announces they are expecting a child, the questions start coming… Boy or girl? City...

Calculating College Aid and the Role of Expected Family Contribution

Posted by Simon Brady, CFP May 4, 2017 0

Few families these days are able to afford to send their children to college without any financial aid. However, the way financial aid is determined can be...

Welcome to the (Concrete) Jungle: Navigating the NYC Real Estate Market

Posted by Jaylon Brigham January 20, 2017 0

By Jaylon Brigham While many parents or parents-to-be dream of raising their kids in a house in the suburbs with a big yard, more and more parents are...

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