
Sarah Heckle
Senior Web Content Analyst
Sarah Heckle is a Kentucky-based writer and editor with nearly a decade of experience writing for the financial services industry. In addition to copywriting for nationally recognized brands, Sarah is a published author of a book and has written articles featured in newspapers and magazines. In her personal time, Sarah enjoys spending time with her husband and sons, cooking, antiquing, and growing her family’s homestead one chicken and garden bed at a time.
Articles by Sarah:
We Listen and We Don’t Judge: 9 Retirement Planning Confessions
“We listen and we don’t judge” is an oftentimes humorous, but sometimes serious, TikTok trend...

Understanding the Retirement Savings Gap for Women and How to Bridge It
Whether it’s traveling the world, spending time with grandchildren, or simply enjoying some rest and...

20 Winter Travel Tips
Are you itching to go somewhere with sweeping snowy landscapes, cozy chalets, and winter...

13 Step Checklist to Get Your Aging Relative’s Affairs in Order
Whether it’s due to a health crisis, a fall, or cognitive confusion, getting a phone call about a...

How to Ease Your Aging Parent Into Accepting Help
After decades of independence and taking care of things on their own, it can be difficult for seniors to...

8 Things You Need to Consider When it Comes to Long-Term Care
Long-term care probably isn’t something you give much thought to. But as one of the biggest threats to...

6 Financial Fears and How to Conquer Them
When we’re young, thoughts of ghosts and monsters under the bed are what keep us up at night. But as...

Election Year Investing? Hint: Don’t Panic
Are you worried about what this year’s presidential race will mean for your investments? Are you even...

7 Ways to Help an Aging Parent Navigate Medicare Enrollment
Many people are first introduced to Medicare by helping with their parent’s coverage. Medicare is...

5 Tips for Investing in an Election Year: Navigating Volatility
As November 5 draws near, campaign commercials, news coverage, and heated social media posts may not be...
