How many of us look back on our childhood and wish we would’ve been taught more about money?
A lot of people graduate from college without any idea how to
Children in grades three through six are capable of managing small amounts of money. They can divide their money into several categories, including "spend,"
From time to time, we get questions at Legacy about how to teach young children about money. Believe it or not, our children are watching and absorbing
We all have them. They are inescapable. You can’t get around them. One affects the other. There is no such thing as an independent decision. The interdependent
I have not written to you about market volatility for quite some time. We have enjoyed an unusually long period of relative market calm. The increase in
In less than 12 minutes Alexa Von Tobel shares some staggering facts about the lack of personal financial literacy in our nation. Watch now.
You may be
We had such a wonderful evening at our 25th Anniversary Celebration in April. Thank you to all who were able to attend and we know those who couldn’t attend
Legacy Planning Group is thrilled to announce its new team member, Abby Smith! Abby joins us as our new Client Service Associate. She is an Atlanta area native
“A good plan violently executed now is better than a perfect plan executed next week.” - George S. Patton
"A good traveler has no fixed plans, and is not
What's important to you and why?
I’ve spent some time thinking about this lately. How about you? We have many of them in our lives. Family, Church, Friends
Upheld by the United States Supreme Court in 2001, your beneficiary designations on insurance policies, IRAs, and other retirement accounts will override the
