Obama’s Speech Last Night
This was a great commentary on Obama’s speech last night from Mohamad El-Erian from PIMCO: Judging from President Obama’s impactful […]
Economy
Estate Planning, financial planning, Retirement Planning
A To-Do List For A Surviving Spouse
This article came from Kiplinger.com and it’s called “A To-Do List For A Surviving Spouse”. by Susan B. Garland Monday, August 29, 2011
Retirement Income, Retirement Planning, Social Security
Social Security Update
Here is a great Social Security update article from Marketwatch, posted today. As summer reads go, it might not prove
Credit, Debt, Economy
US Treasury Downgrade – What Does This Mean To You?
This weekend the US Treasury was downgraded by Standard & Poors from its AAA credit rating to AA Plus. This
Credit, Debt, Economy
Debt Ceiling Raised…Problem Solved!
As you all know, our brilliant lawmakers finally came to an agreement at the final moments to raise the debt
Debt, Economy
Will U.S. Default On Our Debt?
We are getting close to the August 3rd deadline and many Americans are wondering, “Will the US default on our
Banking, Economy
How To Get Banks To Start Lending Money
We would all like to know how to get banks to start lending money to individuals and businesses, right? Many
Debt, Economy
Raise the Debt Ceiling
This was an article today on www.CNNmoney.com written by Jennifer Liberto. I’d love to hear your thoughts about this topic. Federal
Retirement Planning
Increasing the Retirement Age
Most governments are already planning on increasing the retirement age. America is heading for 67, Britain for 68. It’s a
financial planning, Investing
What is the Difference Between a Stockbroker and a Registered Investment Advisor?
Many people wonder, “What is the difference between a stockbroker and a registered investment advisor?” In the financial world today, there are