Posts Tagged ‘naperville financial planner’
Monday Morning Motivation – Repeat
What are you doing to avoid repeating your mistakes?
Read MoreThe Number Two Goal – Getting the Kids Through College
I speak with hundreds of people, and the number two question I get is “How will I pay for my kids’ college?” Read on to hear the answers I share—plus (a bonus!) 3 Key Questions every family needs to ask.
Read MoreMonday Morning Motivation – Pride
Have you ever considered the similarities between pride and humility?
Read MoreA Private Letter from the IRS – Leveraging the 401(k) Plan to Reduce Student Loan Debt
Did you know that you can get a “private letter” from the IRS that has good news? Read on to find out a bit more about “Private Letter Rulings” (PLRs) from the IRS—plus a surprising way one company is helping employees pay off their student loan debt!
Read MoreMonday Morning Motivation – Happiness
Are you spending too much time seeking happiness and too little time enjoying where you are at currently?
Read MoreS&P 500 and Nasdaq Indices at All-Time High – Is it Time to Sell All?
On August 29, 2018, the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq indices hit all-time highs. This raises the question: Is it time sell off everything and go to cash? Take a look at this week’s blog post to hear F5 Financial’s position on this topic.
Read MoreMonday Morning Motivation – Make
Are you ready to turn your focus towards making yourself a better person?
Read MoreHey, Chicken Little, the Sky Is NOT Falling!
What was true in late summer 2017 (when markets were quite stable and volatility low) remains true now—yes, we’ll have some “storms” in the market; HOWEVER, the Chicken Little doomsayers have yet to be proven even marginally intelligent with their “The Sky is Falling!” clucking!
Read MoreMonday Morning Motivation – Give
When it comes to how you give, is your preference for time, talent, or treasure?
Read MoreNo, Indexing is NOT Going to Destroy the Market!
John Bogle launched the first index fund in 1975 and was greeted with proclamations of “Bogle’s Folly,” and people have continued to throw darts at the concept of index investing. As of yet, they have not been able to “burst the bubble.” Today we discuss the misplaced notion that index investing will somehow result in significant pricing distortions in the marketplace.
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