Insurance

Estate planning often extends beyond basic documents such as wills. With recent legislative changes—including provisions commonly referenced as part of the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA)”—federal estate tax exemptions are currently elevated (subject to future legislative change). As a result, many individuals are shifting focus toward broader considerations such as legacy intentions, family governance, tax efficiency, and administrative simplicity. One helpful way to org

Caregiving is no longer a rare or short-term responsibility. Millions of Americans are balancing full-time careers while caring for children, aging parents, or other dependent family members. For many, this happens simultaneously—placing them squarely in the sandwich generation. Yet caregiving is still rarely treated as a financial planning priority. Most families assume caregiving will be temporary, manageable, or something they’ll “figure out as they go.” Unfortunately, tha

In the world of financial planning, we often obsess over asset allocation, tax-loss harvesting, and Roth conversions. However, one of the most potent vehicles for wealth accumulation is frequently disguised as a boring insurance decision: The High Deductible Health Plan (HDHP) paired with a Health Savings Account (HSA). At Rigden Capital, we often see clients shy away from HDHPs. The acronyms alone can be inducing, and the concept of a "high deductible" sounds antithetical to

Insurance plays a central role in protecting your financial well-being. While investments and savings help you grow wealth, insurance safeguards it from unexpected events. But how often should you review your policies? Which types of insurance are essential—and which might be unnecessary? How Often to Review Insurance Policies Life doesn’t stand still—and neither should your insurance coverage. A good rule of thumb is to review your policies annually and anytime you experienc

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For many individuals and families, managing healthcare costs can feel like navigating a maze, especially when planning for both current medical needs and future financial security. One tool that stands out for its flexibility and tax advantages is the Health Savings Account, or HSA. But what exactly is an HSA, and why should you consider incorporating it into your financial plan? What Is an HSA? An HSA is a tax-advantaged savings account available to individuals enrolled in a