Gian Panetta, CLTC MassMutual Northern California

03/07/2023

Use this quick and easy calculator to estimate how much life insurance coverage you may need.​ https://www.massmutual.com/financial-wellness/calculators/life-insurance-calculator

03/02/2023

While women in this country have made tremendous strides toward economic equality, women’s financial health is at a five-year low*. I can help you take control of your financial wellbeing.

02/21/2023

Everyone has fears. And many of us have the same fears when it comes to financial wellbeing. ​https://blog.massmutual.com/post/financial-fears-you-must-face​t-bear-market

01/31/2023

The biggest mistake people make with estate planning is not having a plan at all. Start with a will and build your estate plan from there. I can help you plan ahead.

01/24/2023

According to MassMutual, a majority of business owners say their business and personal financial wellbeing are interrelated. Yet nearly the same percentage keep those financial plans separate.

01/17/2023

How do you envision your future? Simple joys? Luxury living? Keeping your sights set on your future can help you plan ahead. Create your own vision board for some inspiration! https://bit.ly/3HbrcHX

01/10/2023

No one likes to see their retirement savings take a hit when the market declines. For those already in retirement or about to retire, here are 7 things to consider.​
https://blog.massmutual.com/post/retirement-bear-market

01/04/2023

January is . Start out the new year by taking steps to improve your financial wellbeing.

12/13/2022

Planning for tax season begins before the year ends. Get started today.

11/29/2022

According to MassMutual, 38% of Americans plan to spend less this holiday season. If this includes you, set a holiday budget now, plan purchases ahead of time, and pay cash when you can.

11/15/2022

A majority of employers are planning benefit enhancements for 2023. Take the time during benefit enrollment to make sure you understand your new benefit options.

10/31/2022

Your net worth is simply your assets minus your liabilities. Here are four ways you can increase your assets and decrease your liabilities (therefore increasing your net worth)!

Increasing your net worth can give you more security, flexibility, and opportunity. But getting there involves more than growing and saving your income.