Candy Crush Saga is Going Public: Should You Invest?

As Candy Crush Saga makes its way to Wall Street there are a few things we can learn from this IPO (Initial Public Offering). First of all, should you invest ... Read MoreRead More

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When Stockpickers Realize Their Flaw

Stock Picking is and has been a very popular topic for years. We look at examples like Warren Buffet and see how much success he had “stock picking”. Well I ... Read MoreRead More

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MyRA:Obama’s New Retirement Plan

The new idea of the MyRA is similar to a Roth IRA, but with only one investment option, the US Government. There is obviously some diversification red flags that come ... Read MoreRead More

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Bad Markets in January?

The market return in January was down, especially when comparing it to the wonderful returns we all received in 2013. You might be thinking, is this the beginning of a ... Read MoreRead More

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Retirement Destinations- Things to Consider

Retirement brings about a lot of freedom for retirees. One of those freedoms that many people quickly take advantage of is the freedom of geography, the ability to relocate to ... Read MoreRead More

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Retirement Planning Microscope Moves to the 20’s

As time moves onward, a lot of the retirement conversation has shifted. Many discussions no longer revolve around you Baby Boomers. Now, the eyes are on the younger investors, your ... Read MoreRead More

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What’s Even Better than Index Funds?

Dan Solin helps us to understand first of all why index funds are better than actively traded funds. Then he goes on to explain why there is an even better ... Read MoreRead More

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Retirement & Your Budget: Debits and Credits

Just like any major life event, retirement will bring about a lot of unexpected changes. Many of these changes will be in lifestyle, hobbies, or location, but the most worrisome ... Read MoreRead More

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4 Tips for Deducting Charitable Donations from Your Taxes

Even though the U.S. is steadily rebounding from the recession, times are still tough. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the unemployment rate is still hovering around 7%. And ... Read MoreRead More

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The Top 4 Free Budgeting Apps

These days, people literally hold their finances in their hands. Whether it’s making purchases, accepting small business payments, or simply checking account balances, personal wealth has gone mobile. With the ... Read MoreRead More

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