Scott Salway, FSCP Financial Services Professional and Licensed Agent

05/28/2026

Debt relief can feel like the answer when bills are piling up, but it comes with a cost. Depending on the route you take, your credit score could drop significantly. This article from CNBC breaks down what each option actually does to your credit and how long the damage lasts:

https://cnb.cx/43A1ZRO

Do you know someone who would like to work with a Financial Professional on their financial goals? I'd love to connect and talk through how I can support them.


The article is provided for informational purposes only. Any actions you take regarding debt repayment and credit cards are made at your own discretion. Paying off debt, opening or closing credit cards, or changing your credit utilization may impact your credit score and profile. There is no guarantee of specific outcomes related to credit score changes.

05/26/2026

Proud to have been recognized as an LTC Elite Agent for 2026.

This recognition reflects the work I’ve been honored to do alongside clients as they plan thoughtfully for the future and protect what matters most to their families.

Grateful for the trust my clients place in me every day.

04/09/2026

Tax season can feel overwhelming, but a few simple organizational strategies can go a long way. This article from the Associated Press covers the key steps to take before you finish filing:

https://bit.ly/4venl3L

And if tax season has you thinking about your broader financial picture, feel free to reach out. I’m here.

I do not provide tax advice. Please consult with your own tax advisor for tax advice.

03/14/2026

Money questions every couple should ask. Learn how honest financial conversations can reduce stress, prevent conflict and build shared goals.

03/12/2026

A lot of people assume debt is something they'll leave behind when they retire. But Federal Reserve data tells a different story. This piece takes a close look at the types of debt retirees are carrying and some practical ways to manage it on a fixed income:

https://bit.ly/4lml4Ps

If you have questions on financial and retirement strategies, I'd love to connect and talk it through.

03/09/2026

Here is how to help keep your Social Security number private in an age of aggressive cybercriminals.

Here is how to keep your Social Security number private in an age of aggressive cybercriminals.

02/26/2026

Saving aggressively for early retirement sounds great in theory, but for one financial coach, it nearly cost him his marriage. This CNBC article shares how he and his wife found a more balanced approach called "Coast FIRE," and how it's helped them prioritize both financial security and time together:

https://cnb.cx/46tZWAH

If you're thinking about your own path to retirement, and how to enjoy the journey along the way, let's connect. I'd love to help.

02/19/2026

Whether you are still working or preparing to retire this year, understanding the 2026 late penalties for Parts A, B and D is essential for your financial health.

Whether you're still working or plan to retire this year, understanding the 2026 late penalties for Parts A, B and D is essential for your financial health.

02/14/2026

Mortgage rates can feel like a moving target — especially with so much talk about inflation in the news. This article from Yahoo Finance explains how the two are connected and what buyers and homeowners might expect in the months ahead:

https://yhoo.it/4qArbR6

Have questions about how this can impact your other financial goals and your situation? I'd love to help you think it through. Let's connect.

02/05/2026

Recent data shows that the estimated total savings needed to retire at 65 can differ by as much as $1.46 million depending on where you live. Here’s a look the minimum amount of savings needed to retire at 65 in each state.

The estimated savings needed to retire at 65 varies by nearly $1.5 million from state to state, driven largely by differences in housing costs.