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Financial Wellness 101

Jamie Randazzo

Jamie Randazzo has been helping retirees and pre retirees plan for their ‘non-working years’ since 1996. Working as a registered investment advisor, Jamie always puts his clients’ interests first. He specializes

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Todd S. Smith, CFP®, ChFC®, CTM®, CLTC

Todd began his financial services career in the late 1990’s working for Prudential Securities in NY soon after graduating from Hamilton College. Since then, he has developed a diverse and

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Jesse Maltzman

Jesse Maltzman is a Certified Financial Planner™(CFP®) and Chartered Financial Consultant®(ChFC®) located in Westchester County, New York. Jesse has been advising successful professionals and business owners on securing their families’

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Rick Sandberg

A 44-year resident of Washington, Rick was born in New York and currently resides in Tacoma with his wife Danielle and three sons Dylan, Gavin, Jax, and stepdaughter Jaidin. As

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Mark Stimpson

Mark is a founder and managing partner of Elevated Financial Management & he is both owner & president of Mark A Stimpson and Associates Inc. Our company mission is based

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Evan Sussman

Evan Sussman is honored to serve as Senior Vice President for IFW.  Evan has been a successful financial professional for over 17 years. On December 24th 2019, Evan was diagnosed

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John Ferroni

John Ferroni graduated from Ashland University in 1982 with a major in business and a minor in economics. After spending 23 years in the New York City area working with

Selling a Home That is Financially Underwater
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Selling a Home That is Financially Underwater

Being underwater on your mortgage does not refer to having a flooded home. Instead, it means that your current debt on the house is higher than the current value of your home.