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In an effort to bring you the most relevant information and research effecting financial markets and investing we have re-launched our blog. Once in a while we may throw in a surprise or two, so keep checking in. It is our pleasure to provide you with informative content on subjects that matter to you. Please let us know what you think, we value your feedback!
What We Are Thankful for in 2023
Watch this quick video to hear what the Wilkinson Wealth Management team members are thankful for in 2023.
Read MoreWhy You Should Consider Sending Your RMDs Straight to a Charity
Want to know the potential of your RMDs? Read how sending them to a charity can benefit your finances and the causes you care about.
Read MoreDo You Have the Right Life Insurance Coverage? Here’s How to Tell
Life can change in the blink of an eye. Find out how to assess and be confident you have the right insurance coverage in place.
Read MoreThe Unique Financial Challenges of LGBTQ+ Persons
The LGBTQ+ community faces complex financial challenges that other groups don’t. Find out how you can face these challenges head-on.
Read MoreBUSINESS PLANNING 101
Business planning is supposed to be the first step in getting a new venture off the ground, and many find it easy to understand the necessity. However, in our experience, the real surprise tends to be how much complexity this kind of...
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Navigating the Financial Journey: Planning for Children With Special Needs
Pursuing a bright future for special-needs children requires careful financial planning. Read on to understand strategies to support them.
Read MoreOur 2023 Mid-Year Market Update
Halfway through 2023, we’re cautiously optimistic about the economy. Check out our mid-year market update to find out why.
Read MoreCybersecurity Tips & Best Practices for Our Modern Age
Worried about protecting your personal and financial information online? Use these tips to stay one step ahead of cybercriminals.
Read MoreHow Business Owners Can Save for Retirement and Reduce Taxes
Though you may love owning your own business, you have to retire someday. Read on to learn how to save and reduce taxes!
Read MoreTaking Care of Loved Ones After You Pass: The Importance of Estate Planning
Don’t exacerbate the pain of losing a loved one by failing to plan ahead. Safeguard your family’s future with 5 estate planning tips!
Read MoreMarch Client Letter
Financial markets were shaken last week as Silicon Valley Bank (SVB), the California bank subsidiary of SVB Financial Group (SIVB), fell into FDIC receivership. SVB is the first FDIC-insured institution to fail...
Read MoreOur Favorite Restaurants in Charlottesville, VA
Looking for a good place to eat in Charlottesville? Look no further because our team has rounded up a list of our favorite restaurants.
Read MoreTop 11 Tax-Planning Strategies to Maximize Your Savings
Boosting your savings is something you can accomplish with the right tax-planning strategies. Learn more today.
Read More2022-2023 Tax Season Guide
It’s January, and that means it's almost tax season again. As always, we are here to help! Below, we’ve provided some guidance on what kind of tax documents you should expect to receive and when they will be sent to you...
Read MoreWhat Is ESG Investing?
Curious about ESG investing? Learn the basics with Wilkinson Wealth Management.
Read MoreOur End of Year Webinar with Quincy Krosby
As part of our wrap-up of 2022, we invited Quincy Krosby - Chief Global Strategist and Spokesperson for LPL Research - to touch on what might be around the corner for 2023, in addition to answering any questions attendees had.
Read MoreWhat Are We Thankful for in 2022?
We invite you to watch this quick video where all our team members share what we’re thankful for as well as the lessons we’ve learned this year.
Read MoreSteer Clear of Capital Gains Taxes With These 4 Strategies
Are you concerned about how you’ll be taxed on a capital gain? Check out these 4 strategies to mitigate your capital gains tax.
Read MoreWhat I Wish I Had Known About Money When I Was Younger
Watch this quick video to hear about the three things I wish I had known when I was younger.
Read MoreHelping Your Aging Parents With a Financial Plan
Are you worried about the state of your parents’ finances as they age? Consider these 5 tips to help start the conversation.
Read MoreThe Cost of Putting Off Financial Planning
When it comes to finances, if you fail to plan, you plan to fail. Here are 5 reasons why you should stop procrastinating and start planning today.
Read MoreOur 2022 Mid-Year Market Update
2022 is already halfway over. Here is Wilkinson Wealth Management's mid-year market update and what to expect going forward.
Read MoreWhy I Became A Financial Advisor
Have you ever wondered why I’m passionate about seeing my clients fulfill their dreams and grow their finances so they can achieve their goals? Watch my video below to get to know my story.If you want to look to your future with...
Read MoreHow Much Do I Need to Retire Comfortably?
Are you prepared financially for a comfortable retirement? Wilkinson Wealth Management can help you answer “yes” with confidence.
Read MoreInvest in Your Financial Education During Financial Literacy Month
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The Resolutions You’ll Actually Want to Keep Up With This Year
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Tax Prep Checklist: Everything You Need to Be Ready for Tax Season
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6 Holly Jolly Green Monday Facts and Tips
The holiday season means shopping is at its peak, and while many consumers are familiar with Black Friday and Cyber Monday, they may be less familiar with Green Monday. Held on the second Monday of December, Green Monday is another...
Read MoreA Season of Giving: 5 Different Ways To Give During the Holidays
With the holidays here, now is the time to get into the giving spirit and help to change others' lives for the better. Whether you are looking to make a difference in a specific person's life or the life of many, there are many ways to...
Read MoreThanks and Giving: How You Make a Difference on Giving Tuesday
Giving Tuesday is a day to extend the goodwill that the holiday season may bring to help others. With so many in need, the holiday season is a reminder to help those less fortunate. Whether you want to donate your time or contribute...
Read MoreLong-Term Care Insurance: Thoughts From a Financial Professional
You have worked hard to build up your assets and you’re probably wondering: what happens to my savings if I’m affected by a long-term care event? It’s a topic that is worth examining in detail. Background First,...
Read MoreFun Facts About Education Week
The public school system is a vital component of the American education system. We celebrate the country's teachers and staff and the education system as a whole during the week of November 16th through the 20th this year. These are...
Read MoreA Financial Review Can Pay Off at Year End
Today, many people find themselves bombarded by a constant stream of financial news from television, radio, and the Internet. Yet, does all this “information age” data really help you manage your finances any better now...
Read MoreMid-November Means Open Enrollment Time
Open enrollment for employee benefits kicks off this month. While you plan your Thanksgiving menu, review your benefit choices. Even if little changed in your life this past year, maximize what your employer offers. Here are some...
Read MoreUnderstanding the Estate Planning Process
It is common for people to put off planning their estates. After all, no one wants to anticipate his or her own death. In addition, many people may believe that only the wealthy require estate planning or that all that is involved is...
Read MoreA Retirement Planning Primer
Does your retirement seem years and years away? While it may appear this way, you owe it to yourself to look ahead and begin giving thought to a time in your life that may account for 20 or more "golden" years. Granted, time may be on...
Read MoreLong-Term Care: Exploring Your Options
Have you ever thought about what would happen if you or a family member were no longer able to live independently? What if your elderly parents were no longer able to drive or perform basic activities of daily living, such as bathing...
Read MoreFinancial Planning at Every Age
In 2013, a Gallup poll found that only about one in every three U.S. households maintained a budget.1 A 2021 survey of 1,000 Americans found that 80% now say they have a budget.2 Americans are budgeting more due to the pandemic....
Read MoreAlternatives for College Funding
Although we all know that “time flies,” it seems to move particularly fast as we watch our children grow. Yet, in considering a college future for a newborn, it is understandable that parents might procrastinate, since...
Read MoreChoosing the Right 401(k) for Your Employees & Your Business
Implementing a 401(k) plan for your employees is good business. It means you're thinking strategically, that you care for your employees, and are focused on the long-term health of your company. Implementing a retirement plan: ·...
Read MoreDoing Well by Doing Good
A charitable remainder trust (CRT) can be a highly effective financial and estate planning tool. The CRT can allow you to: avoid capital gains taxes on highly appreciated assets, however when income is distributed to the income...
Read MoreLife Insurance: Changing Times, Changing Needs
When Judy purchased her life insurance policy 10 years ago, she thought her insurance planning was complete. She assumed that if she paid her premiums on time, she could sit back and not think about life insurance anymore. Judy’s...
Read MoreHow to Manage Your 401(k) When You Switch Jobs
In the past, boomers and generation Xers often held on to jobs for 10 or more years. Some professionals stayed with the same company for most of their working lives. The Great Recession changed this for many. Now, people have become...
Read MoreFour Common 401(k) Mistakes to Avoid
While there is no one-size fits all, avoiding these mistakes is a good start! A lot of 401(k) investors end up making the same mistakes when choosing their investments. The results are low returns and unbalanced portfolios. Avoiding...
Read MoreBoost Your Retirement with IRAs and 401(k)s
Remember, early planning puts time on your side! Whether retirement is around the corner or decades away, there are more options than ever to help you plan for it. Let’s look at Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs) and 401(k)...
Read MoreWhat to Do After You've Been Automatically Enrolled in Your Company's Retirement Plan
At one time, the only way you could join your company's 401(k) plan, 403(b) plan, or 457(b) plan was to put pen to paper and sign yourself up by filling out the appropriate forms—but this is quickly changing. To help participants...
Read MoreTax Planning for the Self-Employed
Self-employment is the opportunity to be your own boss, to come and go as you please, and oh yes, to establish a lifelong bond with your accountant. If you're self-employed, you'll need to pay your own FICA taxes and take charge of...
Read MoreFinancial Wellness Considerations for Those with Disabilities
Many people associate the term "financial wellness" with things like saving for retirement, paying down high-interest debt, or creating an emergency fund. But when you're living with a disability (or caring for a loved one who is...
Read MoreWhat Retirement Plans Are Available?
When securing your financial future, saving for retirement usually is a no-brainer. But between an IRA, Roth IRA, 401(k), 457(b), SEP IRA, and the other retirement vehicles, how can you know which plan or plans are right for you? The...
Read MoreRetirement Plans for Small Businesses
If you are self-employed or own a small business and you haven't established a retirement savings plan, what are you waiting for? A retirement plan can help you and your employees save for the future. Tax advantages A retirement plan...
Read MoreEstate Planning for Same-Sex Couples
Although same-sex couples have been able to legally marry in the U.S. since 2015, when it comes to estate planning, there are still some unique considerations same-sex couples may need to take into account.[1] And given that not all...
Read MoreAre You Aware of the Child Tax Credit Changes?
New changes thanks to the American Rescue Plan Act – but just for 2021 The Child Tax Credit (CTC) was introduced through the Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997 and it was a $500-per-child nonrefundable credit to provide tax relief to...
Read More3 Estate Planning Strategies You Should Consider Now
Today's low interest rates are a far cry from the double-digit rates seen in the 1970s and 1980s when even a certificate of deposit (CD) could yield up to 20 percent per year.1 But there are some distinct advantages to a...
Read MoreShielding Your Insurance from Estate Taxes
The rules are very stringent, but your financial professional can help navigate. Life insurance, which can help to provide for your heirs in the event of your death, can be an important estate planning tool. It can provide funds to...
Read MoreWhat Should Grandparents Know About 529 Savings Accounts?
Grandparents can often find themselves in a better financial position to save for their grandchildren's education than their own children are. The parents of prospective students may still be contending with competing priorities like...
Read MoreContribute to an IRA Before the May 17th Deadline
Your financial professional can help you navigate the ever-changing IRS rules Taxpayers of all ages may be able to claim a deduction on their 2020 tax return for contributions made to their Individual Retirement Account made through...
Read More5 Investment Considerations for Small Business Owners
If you're a small business owner, many of the best practices employed by individual investors are also available to you (of course!), but you also have some additional options and factors to weigh while creating your investment plans....
Read More4 Reasons to Consider a Life Insurance Policy
Buying a life insurance policy is something that many people push off, sometimes until it is too late. For many people, the thought of buying life insurance means thinking about their death, which is something that most people wish to...
Read MoreTax Day for Individuals is Extended to May 17th
But ask yourself whether there is any real benefit to waiting to file your taxes The U.S. Department of the Treasury is delaying the April 15th deadline to file and pay taxes until May 17th, giving individuals and businesses another...
Read MorePlanning for the Future with an ABLE Account
If you or a family member has a disability, you may be interested in learning about a tax-advantaged option called an ABLE account which can be used to save or invest for qualified disability expenses. Most states have launched ABLE...
Read MoreKey Considerations as You Start Receiving Social Security Benefits
As your retirement draws closer, you will probably start to have lots of questions such as: · How much Social Security will I receive? · When should I retire? · How will I know when to retire? · Do I have...
Read MoreWhen Your Child Has Special Needs
As the parent of a child with special needs, you face many of the same challenges that any parent faces. But you'll have to cope with some unique financial, medical, educational, and legal issues as well. Where do you start? Getting...
Read MoreThe 3 Components of Social Security
Many have heard Social Security retirement benefits referred to as part of the "three-legged stool" of retirement: Social Security, a pension or defined benefit plan, and personal savings.1 The idea is that with these three sources of...
Read MoreTax Identity Theft Awareness - Protecting Yourself from Tax Identity Theft
Tax identity theft is when someone steals your Social Security Number, files a tax return with your number, and directs a refund to their own bank account. In other cases, this type of identity theft may involve a scam artist calling...
Read MoreAdding a Personal Backup With a Living Trust
The managers of well-run businesses usually name "backups" to keep things going smoothly -- just in case. That's also a smart plan for your personal finances, where you risk experiencing financial losses or other difficulties if you...
Read MoreUsing Trusts to Manage Wealth: What Investors Should Know
Whether you manage a trust for someone else, are the beneficiary of a trust, or are thinking of creating a trust, you probably have some questions about the "best practices" of trust management. A well-managed trust can help preserve...
Read More5 Ways to Build A Better Tax Plan
You just finished your taxes, but it’s not too early to make plans for next year. It’s important that as you build your plan, you think about some strategies to reduce or defer your taxes now or in the future. Here are some...
Read MoreStaying The Course
“In the short-term, the market is a popularity contest. In the long-term, the market is a weighing machine.” Warren Buffett 2021 is under way, as our nation and the rest of the world look to begin to put the global pandemic...
Read MoreSix Basic Tax Planning Techniques
There are no great secrets where tax planning and tax cutting are concerned. The principles around which all tax-cutting strategies revolve can be reduced to six basics: Income splitting. Taxes are reduced for the total family unit by...
Read MoreKey Tax Deadlines for 2021
While the 2020 tax year saw some significant changes to filing deadlines due to the effects of the global pandemic, the 2021 tax season seems to be set to be on track with normal filing deadlines. With the pandemic still in sight, it...
Read MoreCOVID-19 Stimulus, Round Two: What Should You Know?
After months of intense debate, the House and Senate voted to pass a second COVID-19 economic stimulus bill and the President has signed it into law.1 At a total cost of $900 billion, this 5,600-page bill1 contains everything from...
Read MoreIRS Makes Annual Inflation Adjustments For 2021
The Internal Revenue Service announced annual inflation adjustments for the 2021 tax year for more than 60 tax provisions, including standard deductions and the tax rate schedules. More details can be found at “Revenue Procedure...
Read More3 Tax Strategies Every Doctor Should Consider
Being a doctor comes with a lot of stressors, but planning for taxes should not be one of them. As a doctor, you have been through years of hard work and may be looking for ways to help limit your tax liability and preserve as much of...
Read More2021 Outlook
More than most years, it’s hard to look ahead to the next year, to 2021, without looking back at 2020. A global pandemic, a massive economic collapse, a bear market, a surprisingly sharp reversal, a hotly contested election where...
Read MoreCharitable Giving and Donating Toys
As the holidays approach, many children start to make wish lists, but unfortunately, not all children have someone to give them gifts. Luckily, there are many charities that help get holiday gifts and joy to children. If you're...
Read MoreLife Insurance and Charitable Giving
Life insurance can be an excellent tool for charitable giving. Not only does life insurance allow you to make a substantial gift to charity at relatively little cost to you, but you may also benefit from tax rules that apply to gifts...
Read MoreHow to Structure Charitable Giving Throughout Your Lifetime
Charitable giving is a way for affluent individuals spread their money around and to benefit causes that are near and dear to their hearts. Yet, for those who fall into the high net worth category, it is critical to structure...
Read MoreElection 2020 Is Undecided
The American people have voted, casting a record number of ballots under extraordinary circumstances, which is a testament to the enduring resilience of our democracy. Determining the outcome of our elections is a process, but it...
Read MoreConsiderations for Charitable Giving
Any endeavor worth undertaking, especially one that may affect others, deserves our careful consideration before we begin. When contemplating charitable giving, think about the following points: · Choose Your Causes. Worthy...
Read MoreCharitable Giving: How it Affects You Financially as Well as Personally
The holiday season is just around the corner and many charitable organizations are in desperate need of donations to help provide the vital services needed in the community. You are most often inundated with a number of charitable...
Read MoreDivorce Rates Spike During COVID Pandemic
Divorce lawyers, marriage counselors and the U.S. court systems are bracing for a surge in divorce filings once quarantine restrictions are lifted. And while it might be months or years until we begin to fully understand the true...
Read MoreEnd of Year Planning: Set Goals and Reduce Taxes
By the last third of the calendar year, you're likely to have a pretty good idea of what your annual income will be and whether any major expenses or big life changes await you. This can allow you to engage in more robust tax planning,...
Read MoreBack To School In A New Way
Back to school this year will be different. On the one hand, like other years, it marks the end of summer, the arrival of cooler weather, kids hitting the books again, and Labor Day gatherings. But unlike other years, going back to...
Read More12 Estate Planning Must-Dos
Many of you already have estate documents, probably executed many years ago. You need an estate attorney to look over your documents every 10 years or so. Here are a dozen points to review. Do you have a will and powers of attorney for...
Read MorePlan Ahead for the Holiday Budget Crunch
Every year, millions of Americans celebrate the holidays with traditions such as throwing parties and buying gifts for family and friends. Unfortunately, many also participate in a tradition that lands them in debt -- spending more...
Read MoreRetirement Plans and Estate Planning
When you die, what will happen to your retirement plan benefits? In general, your retirement plan benefits pass to the beneficiaries you designate on the plan beneficiary designation form. Your benefits will generally be subject to...
Read MoreProtect Your Assets With a Trust
Contrary to what many people think, trusts are not reserved only for the wealthy. The truth is, people from all walks of life may benefit from a trust. What Is a Trust? Generally speaking, a trust is a legal entity that allows someone...
Read MoreDesigning a Benefit Package for Your Small Business
If you're a small business owner, you face many challenges in growing your company. One of them is recruiting and retaining the best talent for your needs. When your primary goals are managing costs and increasing revenue, how do you...
Read MoreEstate Planning Checklist
Because you've worked hard to create a secure and comfortable lifestyle for your family and loved ones, you'll want to ensure that you have a sound financial plan that includes trust and estate planning. With some forethought, you may...
Read MoreAdvanced Tax Planning Ideas - Lumping Charitable Gifts
If you are one of the 90% of taxpayers who don't itemize deductions, you cannot claim a federal deduction for charitable donations. To get past this issue, some people lump their charitable gifts together. Wondering how to claim a...
Read MoreYear-End Planning to Help You Lower Your Tax Bill
As the end of the year draws near, the last thing anyone wants to think about is taxes. But if you are looking for ways to minimize your tax bill, there's no better time for tax planning than before year-end. That's because there are a...
Read MorePositive Territory
The battle versus COVID-19 continues. The spread in some of the recent hotspots like California and Florida is slowing, while states in the Northeast and Midwest are now experiencing increases in cases. According to the World Health...
Read More5 Critical Financial Planning Essentials for Parents of Special Needs Children
The cost of raising a child with special needs can quickly dwarf the average cost of raising a child. While analysts believe middle-income families spend about a quarter of a million per child, they quote the cost of raising a special...
Read MoreA Look At College Savings Options
As time goes by, planning for a child’s college education is more challenging than ever before. The saving or investing method you choose will depend on your child’s age, as well as your financial resources. Other...
Read MoreABCs of Investing For College
Invest early. Invest often. Invest for growth. These are the basic principles of saving for your child’s college education. The earlier you begin a savings program, the more time you have to benefit from the power of compound...
Read MoreSticker Shock: Creative Ways To Lower The Cost of College
Even with all of your savvy college shopping and research about financial aid, college costs may still be prohibitive. At these prices, you expect you’ll need to make substantial financial sacrifices to send your child to college...
Read More529 Plans vs Other College Savings Plans
529 plans can be a great way to save for college, but they’re not the only way. When you’re investing for a major goal like education, it makes sense to be familiar with all of your options. Mutual funds Mutual funds are an...
Read MoreMidyear Outlook 2020: The Trail Ahead
AT THE MIDPOINT of 2020, we’re mindful that it’s been an extremely challenging year so far in the United States and around the globe. We’re in the midst of a pandemic that continues to impact all of us, our...
Read MoreFourth of July Optimism
The July Fourth holiday will be very different this year. Although it’s a time to enjoy family and friends, and maybe even watch some fireworks, social distancing and a new wave of COVID-19 cases also may take a seat at the...
Read MoreThe Basics of Long-Term Care Insurance
Thinking about the need and the costs of long-term care is enough to make anyone uncomfortable. But while it's a difficult subject to talk about, it's also a topic that often generates lots of questions and misunderstanding. Consider...
Read MoreLooking Forward
As we look ahead to the summer months, we can’t help but think what a challenging year it’s been so far. At the same time, we’re encouraged by the resiliency and accelerated innovation among US businesses and the...
Read MoreRaising Financially Aware Kids in the Internet Age
Today's kids have more information at their fingertips than past generations could ever have dreamed—but not all this information is always accurate. And when it comes to financial literacy, the ability to weed out misinformation...
Read MoreCountdown to Retirement: Strategies for Saving in Your 50s
Many retirees today are redefining the “golden years.” Forget about endless days of leisure. Retirees seek adventure, travel, and new business pursuits. While these changes may redefine retirement, will retirees be able to...
Read MoreBalancing a Retirement Portfolio with Asset Allocation
The combination of investments you choose is as important as the individual investments themselves. In fact, many experts argue that it's even more important, since the mix of various types of investments accounts for most of the ups...
Read MoreRisk Management and Your Retirement Savings Plan
By investing for retirement through your employer-sponsored plan, you are helping to manage a critically important financial risk: the chance that you will outlive your money. But choosing to participate is just one step in your...
Read MoreThe Ripple Effect of Housing on Our Economy
As states begin to ease stay-at-home orders, communities across the county are starting to see “For Sale” signs planted in neighbors’ lawns again, after a dearth of signs since late February. And as we head into the...
Read MoreRaising Financially Aware Kids in the Internet Age
Today's kids have more information at their fingertips than past generations could ever have dreamed—but not all this information is always accurate. And when it comes to financial literacy, the ability to weed out misinformation...
Read MoreBalancing Act: Saving for Both Retirement and College
Linda and Peter are worried about their financial future. "We want our one-year-old son, Raymond, to go to college, but we're concerned that in 17 years, the cost might be more than we can afford," says Peter. "We also need to save for...
Read MoreA Cheat Sheet For Sending Your Kid To College
College marks a great milestone in a child’s life. It may be the first time he or she will live away from home. Dropping off your child at college may be an experience loaded with emotions, so here are a few tips for a smoother...
Read MorePhysicians: Why You Need a Financial Professional Who Understands Your Industry
As a physician, you've devoted a lot of time to educating yourself, building a career, and providing top notch care that enriches your patients lives, and in the midst of all that, it can be easy to overlook your finances. To ensure...
Read MoreHappy Nurses Week: A Look at Nursing in the Time of the Coronavirus
Nurses have always been heroes, tirelessly taking care of others while often putting their own health at risk. However, while dealing with the coronavirus, their role has become even more significant. Nurses are on the front lines of...
Read MoreRemembering the Flash Crash
One of the most historic market crashes ever took place 10 years ago today, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average Index plunging more than 1,000 points, or 9%, within minutes, only to regain most of the losses by the end of the day....
Read MoreThe Sandwich Generation: Juggling Family Responsibilities
At a time when your career is reaching a peak and you are looking ahead to your own retirement, you may find yourself in the position of having to help your children with college expenses while at the same time looking after the needs...
Read MoreKey Provisions of the CARES Act
On Friday March 27, 2020, the government signed the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act into law. This act has several provisions to help individuals and businesses as they deal with the coronavirus and the...
Read MoreRetirement Assistance Within the CARES Act
In late March 2020, as the number of novel coronavirus cases in the U.S. surged past 100,000, the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act was passed into law.1 The CARES Act provides around $2.2 trillion in aid to...
Read MoreBalancing Working from Home and E-Learning: A Parent's Guide
If the coronavirus crisis has led you to recently join the more than 5 million U.S. workers who work from home, you may still be settling into a routine.1 Adding homeschooling (or e-learning) into the mix can introduce additional...
Read MoreMother’s Day and the Circle of Caregiving
Gone are the days when Mom helped you with your homework or how to ride your first bike around the neighborhood. Since moving on into adulthood, you’ve started your own family and pursued a career, often struggling between the...
Read MoreHealthcare Workers: How to Keep Your Head Up During Scary Times
Being a healthcare worker can be a stressful and tiring job at the best of times, but in the face of vast uncertainty and fear around the coronavirus, this profession has become even harder. If you are a healthcare worker on the front...
Read MoreStaying Productive While Working from Home
If you're like many workers who have recently transitioned to a home office until the coronavirus crisis passes, you may be struggling to stay as productive as you once were. Sharing your space with family members, often while lacking...
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