Do You Have Some Life Insurance?

Tim Hale

November 30, 2016

I know, this is a financial topic most families would sooner avoid. Who wants to purchase a financial product designed around the likelihood of one’s premature death? It’s hard enough for families to talk about money, now they need to talk about money AND dying? No thanks

Tim Hale

November 28, 2016

401(k) Workshop, Part 2: Make Sense of Your Current Financial Status

Tim Hale

November 28, 2016

My father spent his entire career as an officer with the Central Intelligence Agency. He took great pride in serving his country and the men and women working to protect it. To this day I don’t know many details of my father’s job, but I know it involved collecting intelligence.

Tim Hale

November 23, 2016

Is Gratitude Enough?

Tim Hale

November 23, 2016

I feel strongly that our gratitude must move us to action. Recognition of how much we have should motivate us to act for others who not only have little, but who suffer with much.

Tim Hale

November 21, 2016

401(k) Workshop, Part 1: Create Meaningful Financial Goals and Gather Your Financial Info

Tim Hale

November 21, 2016

The Oscar-winning film Chariots of Fire portrays the life of Eric Liddell, a Scottish athlete and olympian. Liddell, the child of devout Christian missionaries, came from humble beginnings, but he had an incredible gift. He could run - fast!

Tim Hale

November 16, 2016

I’m (Mostly) Debt Free. What Do I Do with My Extra Cash?

Tim Hale

November 16, 2016

A friend recently asked, “My husband and I have paid off our student loans and car loans. This has been done over a 5 year period. We are now in a position where we have some extra income. The only debt we have is our mortgage. We have a good nest egg of savings for emergency. If we go at the rate of paying off debt as we have over the past 5 years, we could pay off our house within 4 years. Should we hurry and pay off the house, or invest our money in other places?”