Dream Builders Blog
Where some retirees see carefree days and endless possibilities, you might be worried that you're going to go crazy without meetings, deadlines, and tasks that fill you with purpose. These three questions will help you rethink what your retirement can be.
Read MoreIf you’d like to take a break from your backyard before the kids are back in school now might be the time to start thinking about one last couples’ getaway or family road trip.
Read MoreYour paycheck pays the bills, but the total benefits you receive can have just as big of an impact on how you feel about the work you do and how that work affects life for you and your family.
Read MoreIf your family has ever deserved a vacation, it's this summer. These four tips will help you organize a safe and memorable vacation that includes a little something for everyone.
Read MoreIf you think that 2021 could be the moment for your dream company to open its doors, these four steps will help you refine your vision and prepare for a successful launch.
Read MoreIs a financial check-up on your Spring-Cleaning list? Use these six tips to freshen up how you spend, save, and plan for the future.
Read MoreAs vaccine rollouts continue to progress, folks are starting to tiptoe out of their quarantine bubbles. These four tips will help you get ready to shut down Zoom for a while and make up for lost face time.
Read MoreThe best health care is preventative, especially in the early years of retirement. Here are 4 ways to keep your medical costs from negatively affecting your Return on Life.
Read MoreThis is an uncomfortable question because we aren’t used to thinking about money in those terms. But it’s one of my favorite questions to ask.
Read MoreMany people are discovering that their financial journeys are even more fulfilling when they align their plans with their values. The following strategies could help you grow your nest egg while also putting your values in action.
Read MoreThe 5 Big Questions around retirement planning will guide you to visualize what “retirement” means to you but also what type of life and legacy you want to live and leave behind.
Read MoreIt’s true that “you only live once,” and you need to make the most of the financial opportunities available to you. But that’s exactly why we prefer measured, long-term financial planning to short-term speculation.
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