For many people who enter the world of investing, Wall Street offers enough options to satisfy their curiosity. But for others, that’s just not the case. Some people would like to make their money do something but have no faith in the market, and don’t want it sitting in a bank. And if handing it […]
read more »In the financial world there are different types of financial advisors you can entrust your money to. These advisors of your funds adhere to different laws and standards based on how they can help you specifically. This article is meant to inform you on the main difference between RIAs (Registered Investment Advisors) and the other […]
read more »This record hike in the stock market has been confusing many people, experts or not. This bull market has managed to sustain itself for just over ten years, and even now through talks of our president‘s impeachment, a trade war with our most traded with country, and countless other events. So, when exactly will the next Bear market be? […]
read more »Beautiful beaches, lush forests, and the best weather in the states, it’s no surprise that we here have earned the title of the Golden State (well and the actual gold). With all of the amenities one could want in their home state, it did not take long for California to become the most populated state in the […]
read more »November was a month of low volatility for the U.S. as well as steady growth, despite the China trade talks in a gray fog, and impeachment talks reaching new levels. The tariffs being placed on South American countries as well as China has definitely taken its toll on the American economy, especially in the agricultural […]
read more »Most parents consider college an important investment in their child’s future. However, covering its costs can be difficult. According to Sallie Mae, Americans spent an average of $26,226 for the 2018-2019 academic year. Nearly a quarter of them (24 percent) had to borrow money to do so. Given this fact, it’s easy to see why […]
read more »How much have you saved for retirement? If you answered, “Not enough,” you’re not alone. According to Northwestern Mutual’s Planning and Progress Study 2019, 22 percent of Americans have less than $5,000 stashed away for retirement. Another 15 percent have no retirement savings at all. Fortunately, new legislation designed to make saving easier is currently […]
read more »Recent updates in the market have been looking as positive as ever. The trade talks are supposedly getting closer, and Wall Street is pumping out healthy numbers. This article will give you some simple updates on the status of the market, and the political economy, domestic and global. While the U.S. China trade war marched […]
read more »Following the turbulence from earlier months, we had quite a few weeks of positive growth in the market. However, much of this came from the presumption that D.C. and Beijing were approaching some sort of agreement. Unfortunately, that is not the case. After a week of trade optimism, Trump announced that he will not […]
read more »Did you know that women face retirement planning challenges that most men never encounter? It’s true, though if you ask most financial planners about it, they’ll tell you that every retirement plan is unique because every retiree is as well. However, while there are certainly plenty of variables that can affect anyone’s retirement plan, that […]
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