Getting married during retirement is an entirely new, exciting chapter in life. But like so many things in life, it doesn’t come free. Trying to figure out the actual ceremony costs is one part of it. Then there’s the in’s and out’s of how Social Security plays into the “I...
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Looking for a way to save on dinner? Hello, tacos. Making tacos for dinner is so easy and it can be cheap. What’s more, there are always leftover ingredients. But one of my favorite things about them is how versatile they are. Don’t like red meat? No problem, use chicken....
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5 minute read Trying to free up some cash and set more aside towards savings? Or maybe you’re just getting started with your savings? For the coffee drinkers out there, changing up your caffeine routine might be a firm starting point. Here are a few key prices to give you...
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This month’s Employee Feature is Keith Jaworski. Keith recently joined Doyle Wealth Management as Director of Research, bringing more than 25 years of experience, including experience managing institutional portfolios. What are you most looking forward to as your role in Director of Research at DWM? I'm looking forward...
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Anne Drake McMullen’s Leadership as Chair of the St. Petersburg Chamber of Commerce concluded on January 24th, 2019. It was a distinct honor to serve as the 119th Chair of the St. Petersburg Chamber of Commerce and its 4th female Chair. The Chamber represents over 1,000 businesses in St. Petersburg,...
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It’s common practice for the president or CEO of a company to include a letter to shareholders in the annual report. Berkshire Hathaway’s chairman and CEO, Warren Buffett, doesn’t buck the trend. His annual letter (https://www.berkshirehathaway.com/letters/2018ltr.pdf) captures plenty of attention, and this year was no exception. The focus is on...
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2 minute read Have a smartphone or computer and some time to spare? If so, the Sharing Economy might be right up your alley as a retiree. Also known as Collaborative Consumption or the Gig Economy, this is a market where goods and services are shared rather than owned. The...
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5 minute read The terms associated with meat at the grocery store are endless. From “free-range” to “all natural” it can be tricky to know what is what. And of course, costs vary depending on what you purchase. Before making a decision at the store, a good starting point is...
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We are proud to welcome Keith Jaworski, CFA as our new Director of Research. He brings more than 25 years of industry experience including substantial experience managing institutional portfolios. That experience includes managing portfolios in excess of a billion dollars each for the County of Fairfax in Virginia, and Clark...
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4 minute read Grocery shopping is something that never ends in life. You will always need a budget for food. Not to mention, Americans spent more than 12 percent of their income on food in 2017, the third largest expenditure, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Here’s a few...
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