How To Spot An Investment Scam
Investors today need to be careful of investment scams. This article explores red flags to look for when evaluating an investment opportunity.
financial planning, Investing
financial planning
Credit, Debt, financial planning, Recession
Plain English Crusade
Chrissie Maher is a 71 yr. old English woman who is on a mission to get banks to use plain, easy to understand english. She feels that their confusing “gobblygook” helped cause this recession.
Debt, Economy, financial planning, Recession, Retirement Planning
The Perfect Storm – Part 3
Today’s tsunami in Samoa is much like the economic recession that we are in. The factors that caused it were like the earthquake. Once that happens, the wave is coming, and there is nothing that will stop it.
Debt, Economy, financial planning, Recession, Retirement Planning
The Perfect Storm – Part 2
Personal financial planning is all about understanding the risks you face, and then preparing to avoid or deal with them. You need a plan to help you be prepared.
financial planning, Retirement Planning
Consumers Lack Personal Financial Planning, Survey Says
The majority of Americans today are concerned about their financial future, yet most of them still don’t have a personal financial plan.
Credit, Debt, Economy, financial planning, Recession, Retirement Planning
The Perfect Storm – Part 1
Many families have been asking their personal financial planning advisor what caused this great recession that we are now in. This three-part series discusses the major contributing factors.
financial planning, Retirement Planning
Don’t be fooled by an imitation!
In the world of personal financial planning, it’s important to be sure you’re dealing with a genuine financial planner, not just a disguised salesman.
Credit, Debt, financial planning, Retirement Planning
Need Help Paying Off Debt?
Many people today struggle with paying off debt, especially consumer debt. Here are 4 easy steps you can take to getting out of the bondage of debt.
financial planning, Investing, Mutual Funds, Retirement Planning
Why Do Investors Sit Tight In 401K’s?
There are bears. There are bulls. And there are sitting bulls. These are the legions of 401(k) investors who don’t
financial planning, Health Care, Insurance, Investing, Retirement Planning, Taxes
Preparing Your Finances For Volunteer Service
Many people plan to serve as volunteers as soon as they are financially able. Taking care of these financial matters beforehand will give you a lot of peace of mind while you’re gone.