Delbar Jahanian - Financial Advisor at LPL

09/09/2026

Big news — Sun Wealth Advisors has a new home! 🎉

We used to be in this same Campbell area, and after some time away, we're back — steps from the Pruneyard, with great restaurants and coffee shops all around, and just 5 minutes from downtown Campbell.

We are so grateful for every client who's trusted us with their financial journey. This new space is really for you — a comfortable place to sit down, ask questions, and plan your future together.

📍 New address: 2105 S Bascom Ave, Suite 376, Campbell, CA 95008 📅 We're officially open here as of: September 1, 2026

If you're ever in the area, stop by and say hi. And if you or anyone you know is looking for a little help or guidance with their finances, we'd love to meet them.

09/09/2026

What do you think your retirement will be like? Attitudes are changing, and many are working in their golden year.

Around the country, attitudes about retirement are shifting.

09/02/2026

Are you or someone you know considering higher education? For many, understanding the Federal Student Grant Program may be essential for collegiate success.

In this article, explore the benefits of the Federal Student Grant Program.

08/26/2026

Women control \$10 trillion in financial assets. That figure is expected to rise to \$30 trillion by 2030.

08/19/2026

What does it actually cost to raise a child? You might be surprised.

The true cost of raising a child may be far more than you expect.

08/12/2026

You’re the conductor of your 401k, IRA and taxable savings.

08/05/2026

Selling an asset? Before you do, get a sense of what the federal capital gains tax could look like. Enter your numbers and see a quick estimate.

08/04/2026

Trump Accounts, the new federal savings and investment program for children, officially opened for business on July 4.

A plain-English breakdown of the new Trump Accounts program — eligibility rules, the \$1,000 seed contribution, investment options, and what's still unclear.

07/30/2026

For decades, the focus was on accumulating. Saving, building, preparing. Retirement flips that dynamic.

Suddenly, the goal is to draw on what you’ve built, coordinate multiple income sources, and balance today’s spending with what’s ahead. Life expectancy data suggests many retirees may spend 20 or more years in this next chapter.

That’s not a footnote. It’s the whole story.

The early years of retirement are worth being intentional about. The routines you establish, the way you approach your time and your finances, tend to set the tone for what follows.

That’s something worth talking about.

Source
OECD Life Expectancy at Age 65, 2026

07/29/2026

One of the biggest changes in retirement isn’t financial. It’s social. Work provides structure, sure. But it also provides community. Colleagues, shared goals, and a reason to be somewhere at a specific time.

When that falls away, many retirees find themselves rebuilding their social lives from the ground up. Community groups, volunteer organizations, and new social circles often fill the gaps, but it takes time.

Research shows that more than one-quarter of adults age 65 and older volunteer each year. That’s not a coincidence. For many people, contributing to something larger is part of what makes retirement feel meaningful. If you’re navigating this transition, you’re not alone.

Source
AARP, May 28, 2025