Where Do Your Assets Go When You’re Gone?
The final step in CovingtonAlsina’s Hierarchy of Financial Priorities concerns two goals many of us have: passing on a large inheritance and giving back to causes that matter to us. …
We Are Not The Giving Tree
There have been many blog posts about why some people hate The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein. If you are not familiar with this classic children’s book, it’s a tale …
Return to Annapolis: Family launches new life and business in MD
Fayth and Vinnie Ribeiro have lived in a lot of places. But six-degrees-of-Naval-Academy-separation brought them back to Annapolis to raise their family and launch a business. Vinnie spent much of …
Watch Out For Anonymous Moms!
Annapolis Moms Media is bringing you some of the most intriguing parts of our Facebook group – no Facebook needed. “People always tell me that they hear about these thought-provoking …
Making the Trek for Kids with Cancer
“I love kids and I hate cancer,” says Jacki Dalsimer. Dalsimer, a certified life coach, was one of a team of participants in the annual Just In Power Kids Maryland …
Hot Dogs Take the Plunge at Camp Letts
Grab your four-legged friends and some floaties, the SPCA Puppy Plunge is back. This annual event raises funds for the SPCA of Anne Arundel County, the county’s oldest and largest …
Saving For More Than Retirement
As the next step in CovingtonAlsina’s Hierarchy of Financial Priorities, we look at other goals beyond retirement. These may include college, buying a first or second home, home renovations, extensive …
A Toast to AACPL
By Kathy Knotts Who doesn’t love a library? As a parent, most of us appreciate their full shelves of children’s books, the magazines and newspapers we can flip through without …
An Introduction: Our New Editor-in-Chief
I have a memory permanently lodged in my brain from after my first child was born and we were recovering at our home in Tennessee. I remember going out to …
Will You Taper Before You Retire?
Next up on CovingtonAlsina’s Hierarchy of Financial Priorities is retirement. It’s a concept that has changed dramatically and continues to evolve. We used to work at one company for our …