Posts Tagged ‘long-term investing’
The Value Of Time
Time is a SCARCE resource and money is an ABUNDANT resource
Read MoreCommodity Investing – Why I Suggest Avoiding
A great rule to follow is this: if you don’t understand something, you should not get involved. For many, commodity investing is one such area. Read on to learn why I take this position.
Read MoreA Private Letter from the IRS – Leveraging the 401(k) Plan to Reduce Student Loan Debt
Did you know that you can get a “private letter” from the IRS that has good news? Read on to find out a bit more about “Private Letter Rulings” (PLRs) from the IRS—plus a surprising way one company is helping employees pay off their student loan debt!
Read MoreIs Your Financial Advisor In Their Right Mind?
The next time you sit down with your advisor take a look at where the focus is. Is it on the minutia of the facts and data?
Read MoreBruce Lee – Expert Financial Planner
Don’t be the fool that practices 10,000 different investment strategies. Develop a solid IPS and stick with it through thick and thin
Read MoreBook Summary – The Investment Answer
Gordy and Murray walks individuals through the five key decisions that individuals need to make in order to be successful as investors. See how you’re doing…
Read MoreBecoming Comfortable With Money
It has always amazed me how uncomfortable some people are in discussing the topic of money. My guess is that is because of how they were – or were not – exposed to the topic. Growing up I saw my Dad and Mom work hard.
Read MoreCosts Matter – Understanding ALL of the Costs
Costs matter. Whether you’re buying a car or selecting an investment strategy, the costs you expect to pay are likely to be an important factor in making any major financial decision. Read on to learn about key cost areas that you need to consider when selecting investments to include in your portfolio.
Read MoreShould You Take A Lump Sum Pension Distribution?
So you’re faced with a choice: take the money now or wait for your pension to kick in. What do you do? In this article we take you through how to make the choice that is right for you
Read MoreHow Families Can Calculate Retirement Income Wants Versus Needs
Perhaps the biggest fear of families is how they will “get paid” in retirement. Gone is the regular paycheck and the annual bonuses; and, after years of building a nest egg, the new retiree is faced with the extremely uncomfortable task of tapping in to the hard earned savings.
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