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Allegory of Tariffton: Tariffs, Debt, and the Family Budget

Allegory of Tariffton: Tariffs, Debt, and the Family Budget

What if the richest family in town decided to grow their own food and build their own tools—just to avoid paying the grocery and hardware store? This parable helps unpack the real-world logic of tariffs, national debt, and generational trade-offs.

Case Study - Navigating the First Year of Equity Partnership

Case Study - Navigating the First Year of Equity Partnership

New equity partners often face higher expenses and unpredictable income—right when they’re making permanent financial decisions. Here’s how one attorney got ahead of the stress with a thoughtful financial strategy.

BigLaw Attorneys: A Case for Portfolio Modernization

BigLaw Attorneys: A Case for Portfolio Modernization

What if your “diversified” portfolio isn’t really diversified anymore? A modern approach may help high-income professionals protect and grow wealth more effectively in today’s market environment.

BigLaw Attorneys: Life Insurance - Scams and the Real Deal

BigLaw Attorneys: Life Insurance - Scams and the Real Deal

Life insurance can be an essential tool for financial security, but many BigLaw attorneys dismiss it due to aggressive sales tactics and/or based on a vague understanding of their benefit at work. Here’s what you need to know about term vs. whole life insurance and whether you need additional coverage beyond your firm’s benefits.

Case Study - Estate Planning for All

Case Study - Estate Planning for All

Most young families assume they don’t have an “estate” to worry about yet. Kids will be taken care of by family or close friends if something happens; loved ones would tell the doctors what they would want if they couldn’t speak for themselves — but without legal documents, the state may decide instead. This couple changed that.

Case Study: Electing Employee Benefits for a BigLaw Family

Case Study: Electing Employee Benefits for a BigLaw Family

Choosing employee benefits can feel overwhelming, especially when both spouses have options. Errors or missed opportunities can compound when somebody spends time making choices once and then continues with the same choices year after year. See how we helped a BigLaw attorney’s family optimize health insurance, HSA contributions, and insurance coverage.