Factors to Consider Before Dropping Your Coverage Could you make use of your policy’s cash value? If you have a whole-life policy, you might want…

In this month’s recap: As January came to a close, stocks were mixed as attention shifted to unprecedented activity around a handful of companies with…

Here’s to celebrating all the love in your life! There is no one consistent story about the origin of Valentine’s Day, but the two most…

In this month’s recap: Stocks closed the year with a solid rally, fueled by the rollout of multiple COVID-19 vaccines and the signing of a…

TOP 11 FINANCIAL NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTIONS As we think about the months ahead, it’s the perfect opportunity to address your financial plans. While many of…

In this month’s recap: Stock prices powered higher and energized investors thanks to a month-long succession of positive news events. U.S. Markets Stock prices powered…

WELCOME TO THE NEWEST MEMBER OF OUR TEAM! Congratulations to our Financial Advisor Michelle Konkle and her family on the birth of their baby boy.…

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In this month’s recap: Inaction on a second American fiscal stimulus bill and a rise in global COVID-19 cases put pressure on stock prices in…

Weathering 2020 with Axiom Financial Strategies Group. In these times of uncertainty, rapidly changing job situations, and the COVID-19 health crisis, we find our lives…

“An axiom is a closely held principle or truth. We knew we wanted a name that had meaning.” – Vaughan Scott Axiom Financial Strategies Group…

Over the past months we have seen volatility return to the market. This volatility is something that many had forgotten the feeling of while living…

Take What the Mainstream Media is Saying with A Grain of Salt. While the mainstream media continues to push out information quickly at the expense…

We all know that relationships are incredibly important in business; however, few businesses are intentional about monitoring and developing of all of the relationships that…

I’d like to start incorporating charitable giving into my financial plan, but I don’t know where to begin. What are the first steps I should…

When the word “silos” is mentioned in a business context, one thinks about very large corporations that have become so bureaucratic that they are unable…

Are you one of the many Americans who don’t have a personal budget? Do you find yourself living from paycheck to paycheck, never having anything…

Certainly we all deserved a break from the volatility (stock prices moving up and down) that we saw in 2008 and 2009, but this extended…

As someone juggling your student loans, starting your family, and trying to save for the future, it may be a little overwhelming to know where…

One of the common investment planning mistakes that I uncover when working with business owners is that their ownership in their business and/or businesses is…

In 2015, the Family Business Center at the University of Louisville hosted a presentation by an expert on leadership agility and innovation named Greg McCann.…

For most of us, Tax Day has come and gone. What can we do to better prepare ourselves for filing for 2015? One of the…

Roth IRAs are a form of an Individual Retirement Account, which not only provide tax-free growth potential, but also a qualified distribution of earnings is…

I’m at the age when I could begin to take my Social Security Benefits if I wanted. Or I could wait.  What are some of…

Question:  I’m at the qualifying age for Medicare and confused as to whether to take it now, or later, or not at all. The available…

Question: I recently heard someone advise that the best way to be financially responsible is to save one-third of your income, spend one-third and give…

I often get the question about what we should be doing now that the U.S. domestic stock market appears to be fully valued, if not…