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Beware of the Words “Always” and “Never”
When it comes to finance, there are very few absolutes. If you’ve ever heard someone say that you should “never” buy a certain product — or, conversely, you should “always” have XYZ in your portfolio — it’s a good idea to look at that advice with a highly skeptical eye. Or going the other way,… View Article
Dr. David Blanchett on Buckets, Markets, and this Wild, Wacky Year
It’s been quite a ride in 2020. But regardless of where the markets are now, or have been, the financial goals for many people likely remain the same: enjoy retirement to the fullest, and don’t run out of money, before they run out of time. Of course, there are no guarantees that every one of… View Article
The Unique Added Value of a Financial Advisor
If you’ve ever hired a professional to do a job for you — remodel your home, repair your car, or provide legal advice — there are normally two factors that you need to consider: the cost of the service, and how much value you’ll receive in return. Figuring out the “cost” part is usually… View Article
9 Questions Answered About Your Stimulus Check
Updated April 7, 2020 with information regarding stimulus check mailing dates. Updated April 15, 2020 with information regarding the IRS website stimulus check status. The US government may soon be sending you money in the form of a “stimulus check,” designed to provide some relief to those who have taken a financial hit from the… View Article
