Market Timing Doesn’t Work
This article is from the Wall Street Journal, which encourages market timing in almost all of their articles. But this article proves that market timing is detrimental to your portfolio ... Read MoreRead More
This article is from the Wall Street Journal, which encourages market timing in almost all of their articles. But this article proves that market timing is detrimental to your portfolio ... Read MoreRead More
This is one of the best articles I have seen on the financial industry. Dan Solin puts it in plain terms so we can all understand. “This is a busy ... Read MoreRead More
Call it a bubble, call it a catastrophe, call it whatever you’d like, but student loan debt has become an increasingly large burden and more and more people are starting ... Read MoreRead More
It is no secret that our countries federal deficit is quite steep, but is retirement savings the correct place to look for money to reduce this problem? Currently, Congress is ... Read MoreRead More
As some of you may or may not be aware, this year there are a number of tax changes slated to take effect. While none of the changes appear to ... Read MoreRead More
At times, it seems like it’s been forever since the Affordable Care Act (ACA)—more commonly known as Obamacare—was signed into law; the president’s flagship legislation raised a few eyebrows when ... Read MoreRead More
This is a very interesting article from Dan Solin on the investors take on what has happened in Brazil. “Let’s take a journey back in time to 2005. Your broker ... Read MoreRead More
As credit and debit cards gradually take over the sphere of purchasing, money becomes less and less a physical thing. Whereas a decade ago satirists were drawing images of moguls ... Read MoreRead More
This is a recent article from Dan Solin. He is right on! “Who can quarrel with the value of experience? We want to be sure our doctors are well experienced ... Read MoreRead More
Here is a small clip summary of Mark Matson’s book “Main Street Money” “You may not know me – but I know you. Or, at least, I know of most ... Read MoreRead More