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06/03/2026
Fact: 70% of family businesses don’t make it to the second generation.
Without a clear succession plan, your business could face:
• Leadership confusion
• Employee turnover
• A forced sale at a lower valuation
A well-structured succession plan positions your business to outlive you so it can continue to serve your clients, employees, and family.
Let’s talk about what’s next.
847.752.8358
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05/29/2026
Organization is key to a successful plan.
05/26/2026
Tuition costs are on the rise! Do you have a plan in place?
05/22/2026
Some items people commonly include in their wills can actually create complications later.
For example:
• Certain assets already pass through beneficiary designations
• Sensitive information like passwords can become public during probate
• Funeral instructions may not be seen in time when included in a will
In many cases, these details are better handled through separate documents, trusts, or beneficiary designations.
https://www.kiplinger.com/retirement/estate-planning/things-you-should-leave-out-of-your-will-according-to-experts
10 Things You Should Leave Out of Your Will, According to Experts If you're unclear about the 10 things you should leave out of your will when drafting your estate plan, check out what legal experts have to say.
05/18/2026
When it comes to financial planning, do you have a proactive or reactive approach?
05/14/2026
Appointing multiple beneficiaries can provide flexibility to adjust their distribution of assets as their circumstances change over time.
05/12/2026
If your calendar is full and your financial life feels even fuller, you’re not alone.
Let’s talk about a plan that reflects all the people who rely on you and how to prioritize what’s most important.
847.752.8358
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05/10/2026
Mother’s Day is a reminder to recognize the women who give so much of their time, energy, and heart to others.
Wishing you a day of rest and relaxation. Happy Mother's Day
04/30/2026
Recent IRS numbers show the average refund around $3,676, reflecting a modest increase compared to last year.
Refund size can vary widely depending on factors like:
• Income and withholding
• Credits and deductions
• Changes in tax law
https://www.forbes.com/sites/kellyphillipserb/2026/03/13/tax-refunds-are-up-in-2026-but-not-as-much-as-some-expected/
Tax Refunds Are Up In 2026—But Not As Much As Some Expected New IRS data shows the average refund rising to $3,676, well below earlier projections that suggested refunds could increase by $1,000 or more this year.
04/29/2026
You can’t manage what you don’t see.
Financial risks don’t always come with flashing warning signs.
Some common blind spots include:
• Overconcentration in company stock
• Outdated beneficiaries
• Lack of estate planning
• Inflation or interest rate exposure
These risks might not show up in your performance report, but they can quietly erode your financial picture over time.