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The fourth feature of our March blog series spotlights Beth Censits, owner of Princeton Consignment, a beloved shop in the heart of Princeton that reflects her passion for fashion, sustainability, and community connection.

Continuing with our March blog series honoring remarkable local women, our third feature spotlights Lindsay P. Garrels, someone who has always believed in advocating for those who, at times, may not know how to advocate for themselves.

We're excited to continue our March Blog Series spotlighting remarkable women. For our second feature, we’re proud to introduce Gail G. Williams, a woman transforming lives every day through movement, mindset, nutrition, rest and routine.

During Women’s History Month, Knox Grove Financial is honored to spotlight remarkable local women who are not only shaping our economy and institutions but helping define the future of our community.

Making up nearly 10% of the U.S. population (about 31 million), the LGBTQ+ community has a rich culture and history of embracing diversity, individuality, and everyone's right to live authentically. While economic challenges remain,...

The market can feel like a roller coaster ride at times. The key is understanding what drives market fluctuations, and more importantly, how you can protect your portfolio and seize those opportunities with confidence.

It’s no secret that the level of your financial wellness can directly affect the quality of your life. Not to be confused with financial literacy (having knowledge of concepts and skills to make informed decisions), financial wellness...

As we celebrate Life Insurance Awareness Month, it is important to understand the vital role that life insurance plays in safeguarding the financial future of your loved ones.

AI is revolutionizing industries. Used responsibly, AI can liberate us from monotonous, time-consuming tasks, providing us with opportunities to be creative and focus on more important activities. Used irresponsibly, AI can spread misinform

When we understand the role psychology plays in the overall financial planning and wealth management process, we tend to make better decisions about our money.

There are different ways to protect yourself from catastrophic long-term care expenses. Understanding your options will help you choose the best approach for you and your family.

When we think of investing, we often forget about investing in one of our most important assets; ourselves. Investing in our own financial wellness helps ensure we have the freedom to live life on our own terms, especially when we retire.

As it is structured now, Social Security will only replace about 40% of an average earner’s preretirement wages. How will you supplement your retirement income?

Have you considered aligning your investments with your values and in companies that foster a positive impact in your community and the world at large?

What should you be looking for in a financial advisor when it comes to guiding you through the best and worst of times?

Did you know that gratitude can be good for your financial health?

Research tells us that about 33% of Americans have a financial plan and only 35% are working with a financial professional. There are a variety of reasons you may find yourself without a financial roadmap-some are more common than others.

Financial loss resulting from elder financial abuse is estimated at $3 billion each year. According to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the average loss to a senior victim is $34,200.

Retirement planning is not just for those approaching their golden years. Planning for the lifestyle you want to enjoy later in life can begin as early as your twenties. Let’s look at some financial tips to help you prepare, no matter what

A business financial roadmap can help ensure you have a plan for long-term growth and profitability while allowing you to focus on managing day-to-day operations and serving your clients.

There is a strong connection between how you handle money and your overall wellbeing. What can you do to curb your anxiety about money?

We recognize and appreciate the significance of having a month that is specifically dedicated to bringing awareness to financial literacy and the importance of possessing this life skill.

What can we expect this year? We believe that staying informed and prepared for changes that will impact your financial strategy will go a long way in keeping you on track to meet your financial goals in any economic environment.

Be financially and emotionally prepared for a happy and successful retirement by using this checklist of items to address prior to retiring.

From just being prepared for the unexpected, to managing and protecting your accumulated wealth, anyone with an income source can benefit from some form of financial planning.

Next month marks the beginning of Medicare Open Enrollment which runs from October 15 to December 7, 2022. Let’s look at a few important questions you should ask your self during open enrollment.

How do you ensure that your retirement plan and your money will last a lifetime?

In the spirit of PRIDE month, we are celebrating LGBTQ+ activism and milestones, and reflecting on the headwinds that still exist. While the equality status of LGBTQ+ citizens has greatly improved, there is still progress that needs to...

Whether you are ready to retire or starting employment at a new company, there are situations that will require you to weigh your options regarding your old 401(k). Let's look at the 4 basic options.

Financial Literacy Month is the perfect time to encourage your children, grandchildren, or any young person in your life to learn some basic financial skills. It’s never too early to teach good money habits.

As women, our path is personal and unique. While life is different for each of us, there are significant similarities. Often, we work more, earn less, and take more time off to care for others. We make up more than half the population...

For our clients with an established need for life insurance, premium financing is an option that allows an individual or business to minimize out-of-pocket costs while preserving capital for more profitable investments.

Saving money ranks as one of the top resolutions people make each year. Taking it one step further to include investing your money over the long-term can provide an opportunity for your money to grow faster and your returns to compound.

Increasingly, personal bank, credit card and email accounts are being hacked and individuals are getting scammed. it’s worth taking the time to safeguard your data and your devices. Here are few steps you can take to get started...

Christina Nash, founder and CEO of Knox Grove Financial, LLC was featured in the Hopewell Valley Neighbors January, 2018 edition. Read more about her start in the industry and her passion for helping people take responsibility for...

Congratulations to the Knox Grove Financial team for another successful FUN RUN event at Mercer County Park on June 14, 2018. We are excited to announce we received the Largest Team award and raised funds to support the Breast Cancer...

At Knox Grove Financial, we aim to provide comprehensive financial guidance for every stage of your life. In addition to a full service financial firm, we are proud to offer advice on Medicare. Our Financial Advisor, Bill Stolow, has...

The team at Knox Grove Financial, LLC believes in giving back to their communities. We would like to recognize our COO, Jodi Viaud, and The Franklin Woman's Club, for leading the efforts in awarding college scholarships to these...