Life insurance

Quorum approach to life insurance

At Quorum, we take a very specific approach to life insurance. We see two primary use cases: survivor benefits and estate planning.

Key questions to ask before purchasing life insurance

Kelly Milligan walks through the questions we review with our clients to see if your whole life plan is aligned with your broader financial plan and goals.

4 life insurance tips

At Quorum Private Wealth, we don’t sell life insurance, but we do help clients evaluate how their policies fit into their broader financial plans.

Do women need to take a different approach to wealth?

When it comes to women and money, the financial services industry sometimes misses the mark. Certain assumptions—like the idea that women are more risk averse than men—can be circumstantial rather

Women face certain unique challenges when it comes to money, investing, and financial planning. In other ways, they’re just like men. We break down what women need to know.

Annual financial checklist

At Quorum Private Wealth, we want to ensure your financial plan evolves with you. Use this checklist once a year to help evaluate how your life, priorities, and finances may

Use this checklist once a year to help evaluate how your life, priorities, and finances may have shifted. We can use your answers to guide our next meeting.

Navigating the loss of a loved one

Logistics and money management are rarely top of mind when you lose someone you love. And yet, the decisions we make following someone’s death may have wide-reaching consequences. While advanced

Logistics and money management are rarely top of mind when you lose someone, yet you may have to make big financial decisions. This checklist can help you stay organized.

The Quorum guide to life insurance

Life insurance can be a helpful tool for managing risk and protecting your loved ones. However, there are a number of life insurance policies that don’t serve that purpose. At

Life insurance can be a helpful tool for managing risk and protecting your loved ones. But it’s important to find the right policy for your needs.

Checklist: What to do after a layoff

If you recently lost your job, it’s normal to feel stressed and confused.  But we want to help ensure that stress doesn’t extend to your finances.  This checklist can help

Losing your job tends to be stressful. This checklist can help you keep track of some of the high-level decisions you’ll likely need to make following a layoff.

Checklist: Changing jobs

Changing jobs can be as stressful as it is exhilarating. Where you work can affect everything from your health to your retirement via your benefits package. This checklist can help

Keep track of the high-level decisions you may face when changing jobs. If this checklist raises questions you can’t answer on your own, we’re here to help.