Gordon Wealth Planning

10/26/2026

Renter? Think you’re covered by the owner’s insurance? Do a double check.

Don’t overlook the need for renter’s insurance if you rent your home.

10/19/2026

Find out whether you are insurable before implementing a strategy using life insurance.

Universal life insurance is permanent insurance with a flexible premium. Here's how it works.

10/12/2026

What can a fairy tale teach us about goal-setting success? Watch our video and find out.

Do you know how to set up your financial goals for success? This knight does.

10/05/2026

Learn about Medicare Advantage and the choices it offers you for health care coverage, prescription drugs, and more.

Overview of Medicare Advantage, what’s in them, special rules, and more.

09/28/2026

Medicare and Medicaid are two terms that seem interchangeable, but aren’t. Learn more here:

The terms Medicare and Medicaid sound similar but are two very different things. Learn the differences in this informative article.

09/21/2026

The savings rate is the government’s estimate of how much U.S. households are saving.

What can be learned from the savings rate?

09/14/2026

Medicare Advantage—Medicare Part C—is coverage from a private health insurance plan. Learn about the differences between Medicare Advantage and Original Medicare coverage here:

09/07/2026

Can group and private disability policies work together?

Loss of income from disability has the potential to cause financial hardship. Disability insurance can help.

08/31/2026

Ready to make the most of your six-figure income? Check out this comprehensive guide to help you unlock the strategies to secure your financial future and thrive at your new income level.

Help your clients with these practical steps to make the most of their six-figure income.

08/26/2026

Today, August 26, is Women’s Equality Day.

And since we are talking about equality, it is worth drawing attention to the financial gaps that still persist for women. As an advisor, I see these gaps far too often, which is why I continue to share this message.

Women still face hard financial realities despite all the progress that has been made.

In 2024, women working full-time, year-round earned about 81 cents for every dollar men earned. And that gap widened even further in 2025.

And over the course of a career, this financial gap adds up drastically:

- Smaller paychecks
- Lower retirement contributions
- Reduced Social Security benefits

On top of this, financial gaps compound, and not in a woman’s favor.

Pair that with the fact that women live longer than men, meaning more expenses, more health care costs, and a higher chance of managing those years on a single income.

Let us also not forget that women are more likely to step away from work to care for a child or aging parent. In 2025 alone, more than 455,000 women left the workforce, and among those who left voluntarily, 42% cited caregiving as the main reason.

Why would I bring this up on a day that is meant to celebrate women? To make sure we are all aware so change can happen and to have the right plans in place while we wait for that change. A strategy that doesn’t account for a longer life expectancy, an earnings gap, or a potential career break may be missing something important

These are the kinds of details that are easy to overlook, but they can make a real difference when you’re looking at the full picture for your household.

I care about this topic greatly and am here to help.

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Sources for data can be found at
1. Census.gov, 2024
2. CDC.gov, 2026
3. Catalyst.org, January 2026