Recent Blogs
Social Security’s Future
Social Security’s reserves are dwindling and may force changes to funding and benefits. Adapt your retirement plan accordingly.
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The Decreasing Value of Social Security Benefits
Social Security uses flawed cost of living calculations that can leave you short in retirement if you don’t plan appropriately.
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The College Student Loan Debt Crisis
With the pandemic economy wreaking havoc on higher education, it’s time to take another hard look at the growing student loan debt crisis.
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How The 2020 Elections Could Impact You
With a 2025 deadline and shifting political landscape, it may be appropriate for some investors to convert traditional IRAs to Roth IRAs.
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Difficult Times . . . Practical Lessons
The pandemic has had a significant negative impact on income, and as a result, how we save and invest. A strategy that factors downside risk can help.
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Stepping into Retirement Early
Sometimes major life events can cause you to reassess your retirement plans. A flexible financial plan should adapt to your timeframe, budget and income.
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Be Frugal . . . But Never Cheap!
Discount online brokerages and easy to use apps don’t replace the value presented by a trusted financial advisor – someone to look out for your needs.
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Optimistic or Pessimistic? How About Realistic
When it comes to your financial system, managing risk realistically can be the difference between success and failure.
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Zombie Apocalypse . . . What You Need to Know
The “zombie apocalypse” isn’t real but your financial well-being during a downturn certainly is. Be prepared for the inevitable with savings and a plan.
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Strategy Versus Predictions . . . Always the Right Choice
New apps and services make it easy to lose money on bad investments. Instead rely on a sound investment strategy that incorporates downside risk management.
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