Teachers need financial planning as much as anyone, especially young professionals just starting out in their chosen career. While many new educators are thrilled to have gainful employment doing what they went to college to learn, it’s also important to think beyond the present. Financial planning for the future is essential for every teacher. Reachable … Read more
It’s never too soon to teach your children to be financially savvy. Kids are clever and pick up on big concepts quickly. Start reviewing basic financial habits with your little ones through the coolest world – the world of play – and, before you know it, they’ll be savvy shoppers, philanthropists, and savers with incredible … Read more
No matter what type of company you own – from a flower store to a coffee house, a graphic design firm to an importer, a retail clothing store to a smoothie shop – part of your business plan should be securing the ongoing support of a financial advisor. Business owners and executives need another voice … Read more
The most effective financial strategy is not the same for every person. Your money goals are unique and your current financial status is too, as well as your fiscal future. Examining the strategies available to you with help from an experienced financial planner allows you to make effective plans for now and later. 5 of … Read more
INSURANCEREAD TIME: 3 MIN Did you know that… Sixty-one percent of American workers have no private short-term disability insurance.1,2 Sixty-seven percent of working people in the U.S. lack private long-term disability coverage.1,2 Forty-eight percent of Americans have no life insurance.3,4 Approximately 14 percent of American drivers are uninsured.5 If you ask a homeowner, replacing a … Read more
As the stock market recovered from the 2020 pandemic lows, valuations reached levels not seen since the dotcom bubble more than 20 years ago. The reopening economy and massive fiscal stimulus helped fuel one of the strongest starts to a bull market ever (a bull market that just turned two-years-old last week). Low interest rates were a big … Read more
Many prospective investors eventually shy away from a commitment when they hear the dreaded “R” word: risk. By itself, risk is innocuous, carrying no special meaning or predictive result. But the idea that investing one’s money is not foolproof; that there are risks involved, and that a return is speculative — the very idea is … Read more
Why is risk correlation important in your portfolio? Having a well-diversified portfolio with appropriate allocations means you’re probably not going to love everything you’re invested in all the time. When deciding to invest or add something your portfolio or investment mix it should do one of two things. Watch the video to find out
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