As you are likely aware by now, the Supreme Court ruled 6-3 against the Biden Administration’s student debt relief plan which would have benefitted over 43 million student loan borrowers. Where do we go from here and what can you do if you can’t afford your payments? Find out in this special blog entry from our CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ professional John Howe-Wemett.

If there’s one thing that we’ve learned from helping hundreds of families with their finances it’s this: no two financial situations are the same.

Even though that’s the case, there are still a few universal concepts that we feel are important for everyone to understand as they interact with money.

Our CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ professional John Howe-Wemett breaks down five of those concepts in this entry for the Generation Capital Management blog!

Most tax topics are universal to folks in every generation, but each generation has unique financial planning intricacies that are important to address. In his blog post for March, John Howe-Wemett, CFP®, M.S. discusses some tax considerations that may be particular to the Millennial generation.

Some of us have a habit of avoiding our money, and it's time to change that. In his blog this month, Generation Capital Management's Financial Planner John Howe-Wemett, CFP®, M.S. is here to share three reasons why January may be the best time of the year to get back to our financial best!

There are three areas that I’ll focus on: your employer-sponsored retirement plan, healthcare plan, and the “extra” goodies that you’ll want to watch out for.

Your emotions permeate EVERY decision in your life that has to do with money. I would even go as far as to say that failing to understand your emotional relationship with money would be the number one mistake that someone can make when it comes to their finances.

When should people start investing? That is a common question that comes up in many of my conversations. The simple answer is now.

Retirement plans have grown in popularity over the past ten years. GCM's President, Scott Nasca took the opportunity to break down the investment side of the plan in this weeks blog.

The methods of buying in larger quantities to save on costs per unit and stepping down in quality in order to save on price, are just a few examples listed.  Most people have never experienced inflationary pressures currently in the marketplace.  You have to go back to the 1970s to see these types of price hikes and the pain that it is causing to working Americans.