Meehan Capital Advisors

09/09/2026

One of the biggest retirement mistakes isn't spending too much. It's spending too little when your health, energy, and freedom are at their peak. Check out tomorrow's video for more.

09/08/2026

Anyone else excited for Elk Season?!

09/08/2026

09/03/2026

Claiming Social Security isn't as simple as "take it early" or "wait until 70."

While delaying benefits can increase your monthly payment, many people overlook the opportunity cost of the assets they're spending while they wait.

If you're retired and drawing from your portfolio for years before claiming Social Security, those dollars lose the chance to continue growing too.

The right claiming strategy isn't about maximizing one income source. It's about maximizing your overall financial picture. That's why we run the numbers and evaluate all the moving pieces before making a recommendation.

When it comes to Social Security, the best decision is usually the one backed by math, not rules of thumb.

09/02/2026

Claiming Social Security isn't as simple as "take it early" or "wait until 70." Check out tomorrow's video for more.

09/01/2026

Claiming Social Security isn't as simple as "take it early" or "wait until 70."

08/27/2026

Most people are taught to pay off their student loans as fast as possible.

But before you throw every extra dollar at that debt, it's worth running the math.

Student loans are one of the most unique loans you'll ever have. You were able to borrow money without an asset to secure it and before you had the income to repay it.

In many cases, the interest rate may be lower than what your investments could earn over time.

You can get a loan for college, a house, a car, or even a business. What you can't get a loan for is retirement.

Make sure your money is working toward both today's goals and tomorrow's opportunities.

08/26/2026

Most people are taught to pay off their student loans as fast as possible. But before you throw every extra dollar at that debt, it's worth running the math. Check out tomorrow's video for more.

08/20/2026

Long-term care isn't a matter of if, it's a matter of when.

Whether care is needed for a few days, a few months, or many years, the reality is that most people will need help at some point in their lives.

Medicare does not cover most custodial care expenses, and relying on Medicaid is not the plan many families envision for themselves.

While we can't predict the future, we can prepare for it. The best time to discuss your long-term care strategy is before a health event forces the conversation.

Planning today can help protect your independence, your family, and your financial future.