First know, I apologize for any inconvenience, but due to issues with the site I will not have a post this week. I am working on making the site more user-friendly and speeding up the load times [...]
Three Buckets of Saving So, how do you invest when the markets are going every which way? Well, the answer is you take a holistic approach to your investing. Most people actually know what it is [...]
Millennials and Real Estate One of the previous posts discussed the rising costs of education and the power of compound interest. So, how are millennials accumulating their wealth if they are [...]
It seems the younger people are, the less inclined that they are to save for retirement. After all, younger people seem to not think about their retirement, and there may be some very valid [...]
I recently passed my Series 65 Examination and am finalizing my paperwork to become a financial advisor in the State of Tennessee. I am excited to begin this chapter of my professional career and [...]
Do you understand how inflation can affect your retirement? If not, you might want to read this post and consider how inflation can have a distinct impact on your retirement accounts. The basics [...]
As I approach the age of 50, I am starting to think and see things in a different light. To do this properly, you need to know where you have been, understand any mistakes you might have made and [...]
Are you a widow and collecting Social Security benefits? If this is the case from an audit conducted in February of 2018, it was found that most widow benefits have been underpaid by the Social [...]
Now if you have been prudent and saved appropriately during your working years you may have an Individual Retirement Account (IRA) that may have a required minimum distribution. At age 70 ½ [...]
How can Millennials save for a comfortable retirement? Well, they will have to face challenges that their parents and grandparents have not had to face. In this post, we will examine three [...]