Javier Tafoya, CPFA, MBA

A Disinherited Niece Takes On Her Aunt’s Care, and Is Now Facing Theft Charges More older Americans are having to rely on family members or friends to handle their finances.

My husband and I run a bank, but our kids still make financial mistakes. Here's what we're teaching them about money. This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Teri Williams, president and chief operating officer of OneUnited Bank.

We thought we'd be empty nesters at 50. Instead, 3 of our adult kids are living at home, and one's moving back in soon. Turning 50 often signals the start of an empty nest, but for one family, that milestone brought a different reality. With four adult children still living at home or planning to return, retirement, travel, and downsizing plans have taken an unexpected new shape.

Gambling Sweeps Across Another Industry. Welcome to the Future of Trading Cards. The Derek Jeter-founded Arena Club sees “a new era of collecting.” Some see another instance of gambling taking over an American tradition.

Ditch the 40-Ounce Water Bottle: You’re Probably Hydrated Enough You don’t need to make drinking water a part-time job since too much of it doesn’t have any real health benefit.

Life Insurance Awareness Month is a timely reminder to review one of the most important parts of a financial plan: protecting the people who depend on you.

Life insurance planning is not just about having coverage. It is about making sure the amount, type, beneficiaries, and duration of coverage still align with your family, income, debts, long-term goals, and legacy plans.

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At Axiom Wealth Alliance, we help families evaluate risk management and insurance decisions as part of a broader financial plan. If it has been a while since you reviewed your coverage, we are here to help.

Call us at (720) 335-6635 to start the conversation.

What a 125-Year-Old Bull Market Says About Today’s Trading Craze Trading apps have replaced bucket shops, but Wall Street abounds with eerie parallels to 1901.

Contractors and Chefs Are Becoming Influencers—With Their Clients’ Permission More skilled professionals identify as influencers than ever before. The homes of their clients are part of the sell to followers.

An American Mom of 5 Fell in Love With a Product Overseas. She Turned It Into a ‘No-Brainer’ Side Hustle Seeing $7 Million Annually. Colleen Sundlie's potentially "crazy idea" became a profitable business.

Are Refurbished Phones Dangerous? Here’s How to Avoid the Risks As prices rise, the market for used iPhones and other devices is thriving—but opting for secondhand means exercising caution.