by Kim Hall | Oct 27, 2026 | Retirement
Every year, I sit with people who did everything “right.” They saved consistently and reached the number they had been working toward, and they still feel worried once retirement actually arrives. Some anxiety is unavoidable in a shift this big. Over time, though, I...
by Kim Hall | Oct 22, 2026 | Uncategorized
What is risk? Simply put, risk is the likelihood that something bad will happen, and how severely it could impact you. As much as we’d like to remove it from our lives, risk is impossible to avoid, and focusing on it too much can be dangerous. If you hyper-focus on...
by Kim Hall | Jun 11, 2026 | Retirement
Four percent of couples report that they have considered separating or getting a divorce during major home renovation projects. If you’ve ever gone through such a process, you may be able to empathize. The most common reasons for the friction when remodeling your home...
by Kim Hall | May 12, 2026 | Retirement
This article is an excerpt from Kim’s book, which will be released in early 2027. Click here to subscribe to our newsletter so you can get every don’t miss the next installment! In my previous life as a researcher at Oregon State, my primary area of study was...
by Kim Hall | Apr 28, 2026 | Retirement
This article originally appeared in Kiplinger. Most people assume retirement planning is primarily a math problem. Save enough, invest wisely, hit your number – and you’re done. (If only it were that easy, right?) After working with hundreds of families over the...
