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How Elections Affect Markets: Let’s Talk Politics
The number one, two, and three rules in my business are: don’t talk politics. I can insult your spouse, religion, children, or even Tom Hanks and Sandra Bullock, but don’t insult your political view. And let me tell you something, it’s true as the day is long. If you want to survive in my business, DON’T TALK POLITICS!
Not All Risk Is Created Equal
Risk is a personal (and funky) thing when it comes to investing. Generally, it’s formulated with years of experiences (good, bad, or indifferent) which leads us to our risk profile. One of the biggest components in investment risk taking is a good education with facts and figures, and not one’s emotional experiences. That information can lead to formulating an accurate risk tolerance.
Markets Hit an All Time High, What Did You Learn? {Because Here’s My Top 10}
The US stock market, measured by the S&P 500, has hit an all-time high! Let me repeat that for dramatic affect. In the face of a pandemic and record unemployment, the markets have had a historic recovery from a historic downturn. Now, we can all sit here and question the reasons, or lack of reasons, why it has done so. However, for this article I’d like to focus on the lessons learned (or those that need to be reinforced).
My Best Guess for College Costs
When it comes to academics, I’m a pro at the Scantron sheet! ABACADABA was the go to guessing strategy back then (and hasn’t failed me yet). I’d like to take this incredible ability and do a little guess work on what will happen to colleges over the next 10-20 years.
Time is Money (Time Is the Value of Money)
Time is money – so how can you save time, and make more money? Or use your money to save you time? Learn more in this blog.
Top 20 Things Worth the Money (Moolah)
What’s worth spending your money on? We’ve compiled a list of the top 20 things worth the money, or worth the moolah.
Not Worth the Money (Moolah) [My Top 20]
Some things just aren’t worth the moolah. We’ve compiled a list of the top 20 things not worth the money so you can spend your hard earned dough on the good stuff.
Risk Is the Reward
When is the risk worth the reward? And is it true that the greater the risk, the greater the reward? Find out in our blog.
Why Buy Used? Buy Used Because It Will Be Used Anyway
Why buy used? Buy used because it will be used anyway!
The Retirement Age Gap {A Unique Planning Opportunity}
What is the retirement age gap? It’s the difference between when one spouse and the other retires.
How Elections Affect Markets: Let’s Talk Politics
The number one, two, and three rules in my business are: don’t talk politics. I can insult your spouse, religion, children, or even Tom Hanks and Sandra Bullock, but don’t insult your political view. And let me tell you something, it’s true as the day is long. If you want to survive in my business, DON’T TALK POLITICS!
Not All Risk Is Created Equal
Risk is a personal (and funky) thing when it comes to investing. Generally, it’s formulated with years of experiences (good, bad, or indifferent) which leads us to our risk profile. One of the biggest components in investment risk taking is a good education with facts and figures, and not one’s emotional experiences. That information can lead to formulating an accurate risk tolerance.
Markets Hit an All Time High, What Did You Learn? {Because Here’s My Top 10}
The US stock market, measured by the S&P 500, has hit an all-time high! Let me repeat that for dramatic affect. In the face of a pandemic and record unemployment, the markets have had a historic recovery from a historic downturn. Now, we can all sit here and question the reasons, or lack of reasons, why it has done so. However, for this article I’d like to focus on the lessons learned (or those that need to be reinforced).
My Best Guess for College Costs
When it comes to academics, I’m a pro at the Scantron sheet! ABACADABA was the go to guessing strategy back then (and hasn’t failed me yet). I’d like to take this incredible ability and do a little guess work on what will happen to colleges over the next 10-20 years.
Time is Money (Time Is the Value of Money)
Time is money – so how can you save time, and make more money? Or use your money to save you time? Learn more in this blog.
Top 20 Things Worth the Money (Moolah)
What’s worth spending your money on? We’ve compiled a list of the top 20 things worth the money, or worth the moolah.
Not Worth the Money (Moolah) [My Top 20]
Some things just aren’t worth the moolah. We’ve compiled a list of the top 20 things not worth the money so you can spend your hard earned dough on the good stuff.
Risk Is the Reward
When is the risk worth the reward? And is it true that the greater the risk, the greater the reward? Find out in our blog.
Why Buy Used? Buy Used Because It Will Be Used Anyway
Why buy used? Buy used because it will be used anyway!
The Retirement Age Gap {A Unique Planning Opportunity}
What is the retirement age gap? It’s the difference between when one spouse and the other retires.