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Couple Retires By Mid-30s
What’s your definition of “early” retirement? Sixty? Fifty-two? A California couple recently retired in their mid-30s with $1 million in the bank, according to a
Preparing Your Portfolio for This Election Year
There’s an old saying that “All politics is local,” which means regardless of the scope of the issue – national or global – voters form
8 Rules For a Happy Retirement
When people call my radio show (“Money Matters” on WSB Radio) or come to my office for retirement planning consultation, they are usually expecting a
For Retirement, Think About the ‘1,000 Bucks a Month Rule’
Most retirement planning conversations focus on how much you need to save for post-career life. But it’s equally important to think about how you will
Finding ‘Income’ in a Zero Interest Rate World
“Strategy without tactics is the slowest route to victory. Tactics without strategy is the noise before defeat.” — Chinese general Sun Tzu The battle to
Video: Mitch Reiner Receives Outstanding Alumni of the Year Award
Mitch Reiner (BBA ’05) is a partner, chief operating officer, and investment advisor with Atlanta-based Capital Investment Advisors, which also has offices in Sarasota, Florida
The Simple Equation That Lead To The Honor Of Being Named UGA Terry College of Business Young Alumni of the Year
As the 2016 Terry College of Business Young Alumni of the year, I am honored and humbled by this award. I can honestly say that
Five Big Pre-Retirement Mistakes to Avoid
I recently took this question from a listener to “Money Matters,” my Sunday morning radio show: “Wes, this is Betty. I’m 54 and thinking about
First Quarter Market Recap And 2016 Outlook
The First Quarter Was One For The Record Books (And Not One We’d Like To See Again Soon). If one’s New Year’s resolution was to
8 Secrets of Millionaires That Might Surprise You
“Dad, how do people become millionaires?” It’s a question I’ve gotten many times from my kids. I typically listen to financial talk radio while I’m
Social Security’s April 30 deadline
The rules on how you can collect your Social Security have changed — and it impacts everyone under age 70 to some degree. These new
Money Matters with Wes Moss | March 27, 2016
Wes Moss covers answers questions from callers about retirement, 401(k)s, social security and more. March 27, 2016 Hour 1 March 27, 2016 Hour 2 Wes
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