John S. Mayock III

You insure your other valuables, but what's more valuable than your life?

There's been a lot of chatter on-line about the strengths of indexed universal life insurance (IUL). This is a product line I've been advising on for many years. If you'd like to learn more feel free to reach out. (413) 896-5632

Indexed Universal Life Insurance Indexed universal life insurance (IUL) is a type of permanent, cash-value life insurance. Like universal li...

Will you be retiring with a pension? Let's connect about how that fits into your overall financial goals.

Retiring With a Pension? Four Things to Know The road to a secure retirement is slightly more intricate for people with pensions. Here are four key issues to consider to make the most out of yours.

Are Your Investment Decisions Influenced by Emotions? Are Your Investment Decisions Influenced by Emotions?

4 Key Estate Planning Documents Everyone Should Consider 4 Key Estate Planning Documents Everyone Should Consider

Retirement planning is often compared to climbing a mountain, with the ascent phase and the descent phase both being crucial stages.

You've Saved for Retirement: Now You Need a Safe Income Plan You can't control the markets, but you can control how you withdraw your money. A comprehensive distribution plan can do wonders to help your savings last.

Are you saving enough to live comfortably in retirement? Let's connect about your financial goals.

Five Steps to Answer Your Million-Dollar Retirement Question Are you saving enough to live comfortably in retirement? Here are the steps you can take now to find out if you're on track or need to adjust your savings.

Teaching kids financial literacy early gives them the tools to manage money wisely, build healthy habits, and create a brighter future.

My parents modeled financial transparency with me, and my husband and I talk openly about money with our kids, too We talk openly about money in front of our kids. My parents practiced financial transparency when I was growing up, and it's served me well.

An emergency fund that can cover six months' worth of expenses is far easier to build if you focus on smaller goals at first.

Saving for Your Emergency Fund: As Easy as 1-3-6