We begin with a brief economics lesson and then move to how it affects investors. During periods of slow economic growth the Federal Reserve Bank
Lately we hear many people asking, “Will I have to work for the rest of my life?” My response, “It depends.” I’m not trying to
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According to Daniel Kahneman, Princeton professor of psychology and the so-called father of behavioral economics, it is our “remembering self” that makes decisions rather than
As financial planners, we routinely model estate plans to determine if they meet the goals and objectives of our client. Typically those goals fall into
Do you ever wish you could pay your life insurance premium with pre-tax dollars while keeping your benefit tax free? I am here to remind
Some of you may look at the outsized returns of the U.S. Stock Market for 2013 (S&P is up 15.1% year to date through May)
My military service happened right in the middle of the Cold War. Serving with the Army’s 1st Armored Division in Nurnberg, Germany, it was not
After much debate, the American Taxpayer Relief Act, “ATRA” was signed into law by President Obama on January 2, 2013. New and more favorable estate
Cars are ubiquitous and expensive and they are many things to different people. For some they are merely transportation. For others they are a hobby,
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