The Kansas City Star
“Aiming for Retiring Young: Ambitious savers have laid a good foundation and now face key decisions”— September 16, 2007 (Money Makeover)
“Mother Walks a Fine Line: The Kansas City Woman has ‘all the ingredients to begin making good money.’ She just needs to manage it more effectively.”— September 10, 2006 (Money Makeover)
“Managing with Less While Needing More: Loss of child support will be a double whammy as college expenses begin”— August 21, 2005 (Money Makeover)
“Escaping the Credit Card Jungle”— May 23, 2004 (Money Makeover)
“Money Makeover” — August 22, 1999
“They're On a Fast Track to a Comfy Future: Overland Park couple are off to good start but want flexibility for a family”— August 15, 1999 (Money Makeover)
“Devoted to Saving, Tempted by Spending: Woman who diligently puts aside money for retirement frets about allure of buying things”— April 5, 1998 (Money Makeover)
“Remodeling Projects: What's the bottom line? Knowing the market value of your house is vital in determining whether an update will pay off in the long run.”— March 4, 2007
“The Changing Nature of AT&T Stock”— October 9, 2005
“Clearly Designate Beneficiaries”— June 6, 2004
“Thinking Saving Hurts Financial Aid”— March 7, 2004
“A Festive Time for Funds: It's time for owners to let loose and rebalance portfolios” — July 13, 2003
“Magazines Cite Financial Planners”— September 11, 2001
“Does Timing Purchases Boost Bond Fund? You Have to Know When Funds Distribute Capital Gains.”— February 11, 2001
“Analysts Urge Restraint Despite Erratic Market: Stick to plans, experts advise investors”— October 19, 2000
“Returning to the Nest: Grown children moving back in can be a comfort or a nightmare”— August 22, 1999
“Good Sign: Yield Down, Dividend Up”— May 31, 1998
KC Magazine and KCB Magazine
Kathy Stepp, Howard Rothwell, and Ken Eaton named “Best in Client Satisfaction” Wealth Managers in 2007 and 2008