Financial Planning Blog
If you are going to invest in the stock market for any meaningful amount of time, you will at some point…
Read MoreIf you’ve browsed the web recently and have a habit of reading up on finance, there’s a good chance you’ve seen…
Read MoreIn the latest edition of The Plan, Jamie mentioned the 4% rule of thumb for withdrawal rates. To delve a bit…
Read MoreMost insurance agents are happy to reassure you they’re selling you a great policy, but there’s no getting around the conflict…
Read MoreNo financial planner can know what the future will bring, and none should pretend to. Markets, stock prices and ultimately return…
Read MoreDimensional Fund Advisors’ Weston Wellington offers useful perspective regarding the financial crisis in Greece. Click the link below to view…
Read MoreMany years ago when I was just beginning my budding career, an older and wiser financial advisor told me that “the…
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Read MoreInteresting article from Bloomberg “The Hugely Profitable, Wholly Legal Way to Game the Stock Market” Our clients know this as the…
Read MoreThese days, socially responsible investing, or SRI for short, is a popular practice among investors who consider themselves socially conscious, and…
Read MoreThe common perception among the investing public is that all of the professionals who help clients manage their money are “financial…
Read MoreIn February, my youngest son Gabriel graduated from Saybrook University in Seattle with a Master’s Degree in Industrial Psychology with a…
Read MoreAs a newcomer to financial planning, entering the world of investing without some basic principles to follow can feel a lot…
Read More(Note: all screenshots in this post are from our 2015 Numbers Unlimited financial planning worksheet, which you can access here.) With…
Read MoreIf you have ever had any sort of retirement plan with your employer, you have probably at least heard the term…
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