Financial Health
Self Inflicted Investment Wounds
A recent study concluded that individual investors under performed the markets by an average of 4.92% per year over the last 30 years through Dec 2019, 9.96% to 5.04%, which is a massive difference. For example: 10,000 invested at a steady, compounded 5.04% over thirty years would be $43716.10 10,000 invested at a steady, compounded […]
Planning For The Unexpected
The recent health crisis caught many people and organizations unprepared for a number of issues. It is always best to be prepared ahead of time but learning from a lack of preparation can be equally important. One important aspect of preparation is having a reserve account or emergency fund to see you through the rough […]
CARES Act/Covid-19
On Friday, March 27, 2020, new legislation was signed into law that aims to provide relief to Americans and businesses negatively impacted by COVID-19 crisis. This legislation, known as The Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act, is a $2 trillion relief package that includes direct monetary payments to Americans as well as various […]
A Letter To Our Clients
Dear Valued Client, I hope that you are feeling well and dealing with all the changes that have so suddenly been presented to us all. Please be assured that during this “crisis” our office is open, functioning and servicing your financial accounts and needs. We are actively doing our work for you and plan on […]
Getting started…
When is the best time to start an investment program? The answer is always yesterday, or last year or…you get the picture. The key is getting started, because saving and investing can become a habit, just like any other behavior. Only this habit will lead to better financial health, significantly so over the long term. […]