You shouldn’t be afraid to interview advisors before settling on someone you can work with.

Meghan Hicks, a Lawyers Financial Advisor in Kelowna, British Columbia, helps many female lawyers manage their finances and plan for the future. After more than a decade working with a wide variety of clients, she has some valuable advice to share.

Generosity is everywhere right now. Professionals, families, and businesses are raising money, donating their time, and finding new ways to uplift their communities. 

Cybercriminals thrive in a climate of distraction such as the current global pandemic.

Compressing expenses when income gets tight    

Our legal community is feeling the impact of the economic downturn in many ways, including job losses, layoffs and reduced revenues.

With clients and colleagues working from home, and your home full of young people, you need a daily bag of tricks to keep everyone, including yourself, happy, healthy and safe. 

Working from home can add an unfamiliar layer of stress to anyone’s life. When you’re used to the camaraderie and pace of a busy firm, the adjustment to working remotely can be challenging.

Suddenly working from home? Now what?   

If you’ve been asked to work from home, staying focused and productive is likely to be your top priority.

You’ve watched other professions enjoy the enviable benefits of a predictable pension for life while you’ve likely been left on your own to save what you can for retirement.