Are You and Your College-Age Child Prepared for a Medical Emergency? – February 2012 Newsletter
Phil is a 19-year-old college student, who was seriously injured in an automobile accident. His condition is now stable and he’s expected to improve. However, he is not yet able to communicate and some decisions must be made … Continue reading
College Costs and Georgia’s HOPE Scholarship: the Good, the Bad and How to Prepare – May 2011 Newsletter
College costs: Watch your wallet. College graduates saddled with debt. HOPE won’t end, but it will change. Recent headlines like these from newspapers and online news sources underscore the rapid increase in higher education costs. Additionally, benefits have been reduced … Continue reading
529 Plans
What is a 529 Plan?
Qualified Tuition Programs (known more commonly as 529 College Savings Plans or “529”) became the college savings vehicle in 2006 when Congress gave them permanent tax-free status for qualified distributions for higher-education expenses. IRS Publication … Continue reading
Announcing Redwood Wealth Management – March 2009 Newsletter
Announcing Redwood Wealth Management
Our Team of Experts
When Lane Steinberger joined Raj Chokshi, Shawn Meade, Larren Odom, Brian Huey and Traci Martin to form Redwood Wealth Management, one of the premier wealth management firms in the Southeast was created.
While … Continue reading



