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The next calendar year is coming up fast! The weeks between now and 2022 are going to be filled with holiday planning, celebrating and festivities.
With the weather turning colder in Utah and December being here upon us, it is time to finalize your end-of-year tax planning. Part of that
The end of 2021 is quickly approaching and a new year is just around the corner. With that in mind, at Rock House Financial, it’s
Money is emotional for a lot of people. And it’s these emotions that often get in the way of saving for the future. As a
Many homeowners’ insurance policies may be “woefully insufficient” due to a recent spike in Utah home values. While home sellers may be having a heyday
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Building wealth requires making prudent financial decisions, but when you make good financial decisions is just as important as what the decisions are. Each decade
Estate planning affects women differently than it does men. Not only do women generally live longer than men, but they face other financial planning threats
As a Certified Financial Planner in Utah and founder of Rock House Financial, there are 5 money mindsets that I see hurt investors again and
We were all reminded last year that life doesn’t always go as planned. While there likely won’t be another year like 2020, and hopefully never
