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What AI Gets Right About Your Money—and Where It Falls Apart

The portfolio swing was 30 percentage points. The demographic finding was worse: different race in the prompt, different recommendations back. That's not a glitch. That's the study.

Five Questions Every Woman Should Be Able to Answer About Her Own Financial Life

Five questions most high-earning women can't fully answer about their own financial lives—and why the pause is worth more than the answer.

Your Tax Bracket Can Roughly Double When Your Spouse Dies. Most Couples Have No Idea.

When a spouse dies, your tax bracket can roughly double overnight. Most couples don't know this is coming—or that the window to do something about it is right now, while you're both still here.

I Asked AI to Build a Retirement Plan. Here's What Actually Happened.

A financial advisor asked AI to build a retirement plan. The result was a masterclass in why financial planning is a judgment problem, not a math problem.

The Tax Deduction Isn't the Point: What Actually Matters in Retirement Planning

Retirement contributions come with a tax deduction, and people tend to stop the analysis right there. The deduction is usually the least important part of the decision.

Marriage and Money: Should You Combine Finances or Keep Them Separate?

Most couples think marriage means combining everything. In practice, that’s where tension starts. The real work is building a system that both people can live with over time.