Posts Tagged ‘financial freedom’
Book Summary – The Investment Answer
Gordy and Murray walks individuals through the five key decisions that individuals need to make in order to be successful as investors. See how you’re doing…
Read MoreWhy Emotions Cause Investors to Fail
If you have spent any time doing research into investing, you quickly discover that there is a straightforward, well-proven recipe for success: Implement a solid investment strategy built around asset allocation. Make sure the strategy is well defined via an Investment Policy Statement (IPS) and have the discipline to maintain and adjust this policy over…
Read MoreCash Out Your Stock Options?
With the stock market reaching new highs on a regular basis, the question of what to do with stock options is weighing heavily on many individual’s minds. While each individual’s situation is unique, there are some factors that you should consider as you make this decision: What is your plan? Decisions regarding the sale or…
Read MoreMedicare 6 Months Before You Turn 65
There are many things to know about Medicare in the 6 months before you turn 65. Read here to learn more!
Read MoreHoops vs. Investing – Learning From The NCAA Tournament
What can we learn about investing from the NCAA Tournament? Read here to learn more!
Read MoreIs Solar Power Right for me? Things to consider from a new owner!
Should you install solar panels? Read more here to find out.
Read MorePutting the “Should You Pay Off Your Mortgage?” Question to Bed
Should you pay off your mortgage? Financial advisor Curt Stowers discusses the pros & cons. Click here to learn more.
Read MoreDebt Sucks: Why I’m Not a Fan of Leverage
Being debt free is huge emotionally. Click here to learn more.
Read More529 Plans: The Pros & Cons of Grandparent vs Parent-Owned Accounts
Should parents or grandparents be the owners of a 529 account? Read more here to find out.
Read MoreBetween You And The Big Mistake – Investing in 12 Pictures
I have two theories on why investors using advisors outperform those that do not use advisors…
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