Posts Tagged ‘stock market’
How to Get an Extra 208 Hours per Year!
Want 208 hours back over the next year? Easy, go on a financial-news detox. Read on to find out more.
Read MoreThey Don’t Have A Clue About the Stock Market!
The guys you hear on TV are absolutely 100% clueless when it comes to investing. Read on to find out more.
Read MoreAn Age-Old Question – Should You Pay Off Your Mortgage?
One of the most common questions I am asked is: “Should I pay off my mortgage?” Read on to hear my perspective.
Read MoreIt Is NOT Normal to Be Average!
People like to think of investing in terms of averages. This is simply not reality—and, furthermore, it can be very dangerous to your financial health.
Read MoreKonMari – Learning Financial Planning from Marie Kondo!
There is some brilliance in Marie Kondo’s method, and her approach can be applied to financial planning. Read on to find out how to “tidy up” your financial life.
Read MoreWhy You Should NOT Pay Attention to “The Dow”
The Dow Jones Industrial Average is reported all over the place. Have you ever taken the time to understand what it is? Read this post to find out.
Read MoreHere We Go Again – Déjà Vu and Investing
Rarely is there anything new in investing. That’s why you always need to ask these 3 key questions when evaluating adding to your portfolio.
Read MoreSmoothing Out the Investment Road – Shock Absorbers for Your Portfolio
I grew up with a dad who sold shock absorbers for a living, so I feel qualified to comment on their use in protecting your investment portfolio. Check out this post if you would like to smooth out the ride for your investments.
Read MoreYour Prescription to Cure the “Down Market” Blues
The recent market correction has left many investors LITERALLY feeling ill. There’s ONLY one prescription for this sickness. Read on if you would like the cure!
Read MoreWhy Should You Diversify?
Recent market volatility has spooked many into asking about “getting out” of the market—right on the heels of many putting ALL their investment dollars in the US market! Both extremes are dangerous and should be avoided. Read on for some critical investment guidance.
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