Posts by Catherine Buck
Capital Region Chamber: Women’s Business Council Luncheon
Women of Excellence Luncheon 2024 Our team attended the Capital Region Chamber’s 33rd Annual Women of Excellence Luncheon last Friday, May 10th. The council honored six accomplished women for their achievements and impactful work within their careers and the community. Our team enjoyed the uplifting and engaging atmosphere and networked with attendees before the…
Read MoreAmerican Cancer Society: Gala of Hope
Members of the Bouchey Financial Group team attended the 20th annual American Cancer Society ‘Gala of Hope’ on Saturday, May 11th at the Hall of Springs. This year’s event had an amazing Greek theme in honor of its longtime auctioneer and supporter of the cause, LeGrande Serras. Aside from the jovial atmosphere, this annual…
Read MoreUnderstanding the FIRE Movement: A Path to Financial Independence and Early Retirement
Written by: Scott Strohecker, CFP®, EA In recent years, the FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) movement has gained in popularity as a revolutionary approach to personal finance and retirement planning. Promoting frugality, mindful spending, and strategic investing, the FIRE movement empowers individuals to break free from traditional work constraints and pursue financial…
Read MoreUnderstanding and Maximizing Your Financial Aid Through FAFSA
Written by: Paolo LaPietra, CFP® Navigating the process of financial aid and scholarships is a major step for students aiming to manage and minimize the burden of student loan debt. The process, although complex, unlocks numerous opportunities for making higher education more accessible and affordable. This blog provides a comprehensive guide that dives into…
Read MoreMoney Mishaps: Financial Mistakes to Sidestep for a Wealthier Tomorrow
Written by: Vincenzo Testa, CPA, CFP® Living Beyond Your Means In today’s consumer-driven society, it’s tempting to succumb to the pressure of keeping up with the Joneses. However, living beyond your means by overspending on luxuries or financing purchases with debt can have serious long-term consequences. Practice living below your means by prioritizing needs…
Read MoreTwo Ways to Provide Cash Flow for an Early Retirement
Written by: Marty Shields, CFP®, AIF® Many individuals who want to retire early and only have access to cash flow provided from their IRA or 401(k) run into a roadblock because they will trigger a 10% penalty on all distributions before the age of 59.5. Below are the two potential work arounds to overcome…
Read MoreWhat I Want My Daughters to Know about Managing Money
Written by: Harmony Wagner, CFP®, CPWA® As a mother to three young daughters, much of my time and energy is devoted to teaching my girls the skills and principles that will help them thrive in life, ranging from how to build a piece of furniture to how to stand up for yourself. Given my chosen…
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