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While Uncomfortable, Stock Market Corrections Can Often Be The Best Time To Invest
Imagine you’re at the beach. You’re in the ocean, and you have a beach ball. Now, imagine that you take that ball and push it
When It Comes To Investing, How Much Risk Is Too Much?
This has been a nerve-jangling month for many investors. Still, not everyone reacts exactly the same to selloffs and bad news about the market. Risk
How Much Americans In Their 50s Have Saved For Retirement
Heading into your 50s, you likely have a keen eye on your retirement savings. After all, you’ve been working for close to three decades, and
2018 Third Quarter Market Recap
Stock market volatility returned with a vengeance this week, and anytime we see a 5% drop for stocks in a matter of days, we understand
What Everybody Ought To Know About Asset Allocation
There’s no exact dictionary definition for Asset Allocation. It’s Finance 101 jargon, sure, but it’s also essential for portfolio health and few really understand it. The
How To Set Up Your Retirement To Be Happier
The only thing worse than having no money is having all the money in the world and no idea what to do with it. This
Dividends Can Be Powerful — Here’s How
I’m a committed advocate of income investing — of buying assets that throw off income that can be reinvested while you are growing your nest
Politics Aside, The 2018 Tax Cuts Are Working
It’s been nearly nine months since President Trump enacted the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. So, how has this major tax overhaul impacted the economy
New Beginnings: Capital Investment Advisors Moves To A New Office
After nearly two decades, Capital Investment Advisors is moving to a new office. It’s the beginning of an exciting new chapter for us. Still, I
The 5 Most Important Items To Address Before Retirement
Retirement is an exciting time, full of possibilities. If you want to make the most of this potentially magical life stage, it’s important to be
How Religion Fits Into Retirement Happiness
Much of our happiness in retirement discussion has been around putting into practice solid financial principles. From nest egg sizes and withdrawal rates to tips
Direct Your Attention To Market Cap Over Per-Share Price For The True Measure Of A Company’s Value
Riddle me this: Why would a stock that costs $100 per share be worth less than another stock that’s trading at $20 a share? The