Jessica Light at Prudential Advisors

08/24/2026

Estate planning is about making sure your wishes are clear and the people you trust are prepared.

Five areas worth reviewing:

• Will
• Beneficiary designations
• Power of Attorney
• Healthcare Directive
• Trusts, when appropriate

Life changes, and your plan should change with it. Marriage, divorce, children, grandchildren, retirement, or starting a business can all be good reasons to revisit your plan.

When was the last time you reviewed yours?

08/21/2026

Estate Planning Myth: “I’m not wealthy enough to need an estate plan.”

Think estate planning is only for people with millions in the bank? Think again.

Estate planning isn’t just about how much you own. It’s about making sure the people you love are protected and your wishes are known.

Your home. Your savings. Your business. Your personal belongings. Even the decisions you want made if you’re unable to make them yourself—all deserve thoughtful planning.

You don’t need to be wealthy to have a legacy worth protecting.

Ask yourself...Have I planned for what matters most?

07/15/2026

Giving is an expression of what matters most to us. 💙

On National Give Something Away Day, we’re reminded that generosity isn’t just about what we give today—it’s also about the legacy we hope to leave behind.

Estate planning isn’t only about documents and assets but making sure the things that matter most to you are planned with intention.

Join us July 23 at Wicomico Shores Golf Club for our Women’s Estate Planning event, where we’ll discuss how to align your money with what matters most and create a stronger foundation for your future.

Your legacy starts with the decisions you make today.

07/13/2026

A question every woman should be able to answer:

“Would I know what to do financially if life changed tomorrow?”

Whether you’re married, partnered, divorced, widowed, or building a future on your own, financial independence creates confidence and options.

At our upcoming women’s financial event, we’ll discuss:
✔ Creating a financial foundation
✔ Understanding your retirement options
✔ Taking simple steps toward greater independence

You don’t have to wait for a life transition to start preparing for your future.

Join us July 23 at Wicomico Shores Golf Club.

07/11/2026

Retirement isn’t just about leaving work behind.

It’s about having the freedom to spend your time the way you choose.

Travel.
Family.
Purpose.
Giving back.
New opportunities.

But creating that freedom takes more than a retirement account—it takes a strategy.

Join us July 23 at Wicomico Shores Golf Club for a women’s financial education event focused on aligning your money with what matters most.

Because your retirement should be designed around your life—not just your finances.

📅 Save your seat today.

07/09/2026

Your future deserves a plan that reflects what matters most. 💙

Join us for a special financial education event where we’ll discuss how to create greater clarity, confidence, and independence for the years ahead.

Together, we’ll explore:
-How to align your money with your values and goals
- Why retirement planning is about more than just a number
- Steps women can take to create financial independence

Whether you’re approaching retirement or simply want to be more intentional with your financial future, this conversation is for you.

📅 July 23
📍 Wicomico Shores Golf Club

Reserve your seat today and start planning for the future you deserve.

06/28/2026

It's National Insurance Awareness Day—a reminder to take a closer look at the coverage protecting your life, your family, and your future.

Over time, circumstances change. Homes increase in value, families grow, jobs shift, and priorities evolve. Yet insurance policies are often left untouched.

This is a good moment to ask:
✔ Is my life insurance still enough for my family’s needs?
✔ Do my homeowners or renters policies reflect current values?
✔ Am I protected if life changes unexpectedly?

Financial planning isn’t only about building wealth—it’s also about protecting it.

06/25/2026

A clear financial plan doesn't just help you manage money—it helps you make decisions with confidence.

When you know where you're going, every financial choice has a purpose.

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Let's create a strategy aligned with your goals and future.

06/24/2026

Life is changing. Priorities are shifting. Have you made the adjustments your goals require?

The first half of 2025 reminded us that even in resilient economies, uncertainty can spark volatility. From shifting trade policies to sticky inflation and a significant new tax law, investors have had a lot to process.

06/23/2026

Financial planning isn't about choosing between your future and your children's—it's about creating a strategy that supports both.

If you're helping adult children financially, this article offers important insights into balancing generosity with long-term financial confidence.

Take a moment to read it, then ask yourself: Is my financial plan supporting everyone I'm trying to care for—including me?

Most parents think the last tuition check means game over for college. The data says it's halftime.

50 percent of parents with adult children still provide regular financial support, spending $1,474 a month to do so. That's more than twice what they're putting toward their own retirement.

Here's what "just helping out a little" actually looks like:

✅ 75 percent of parents aged 45+ are financially supporting at least one adult child, even though over half of those children can meet their own basic needs, according to a 2025 AARP survey.

✅ 42 percent of supporting parents report financial stress. 9 percent have retired early because of it.

✅ 47 percent say they've sacrificed their own financial position for the sake of their kids.

✅ 18 percent say the support could continue indefinitely. They don't see an end in sight.

This isn't about being less generous. It's about being intentional.

Whether your kid just graduated, graduated five years ago, or is still in school, the question is the same: Is your support happening by design or by default?

That's worth a conversation.