- Peter Suciu
A StraightLine Path to Retirement
For those planning for retirement today, there can be a lot of jargon flying around that is often more confusing than informative.
- Michael Kastner
Regulatory Changes to Money Market Funds
What should a family office do with their cash? Recently, the Wall Street Journal reported that “U.S. regulators approved rules intended to prevent a repeat of an investor exodus out of money
- Luke Simpson
Tips for Trading With Upcoming Countries
The emerging markets have always been a land of great opportunity for businesses and investors, and new markets are appearing every year. Although it was never named as such, America
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Diversified Approach to Guarding Wealth
Investors ought to remain on guard for a repeat of The Great Recession that sent the the stock market into a massive dive in 2008-09. That is the advice of Drew Kanaly, president of Kanaly
- Advisors Magazine
Forging Long Lasting Relationships
Education and Dialogue Forge Long-term Client Relationships. “Some of my wealthiest clients did not create their wealth investing with our firm,
- Judy Scinta Magness
Staying Engaged in Financial Planning
In a June 2014 report entitled, “Does Past Performance Matter? The Persistence Scorecard,” S&P Dow Jones Indices reported the following: “Very few funds can consistently stay at the top.
- Judy Magness
Planning is for Everyone
In its “7th Fidelity® Advisor Insights” study released in 2013, Fidelity Investments reported that many financial advisors are not taking the necessary steps today to sustain their businesses in the
- Judy Magness
Lasting a Lifetime
The Center for Applied Research – part of the State Street Corporation, an international financial services holding company – released a report in May entitled, “Stuffing Cash Under the
- Advisors Magazine
Calming Client Fears
Dusting off the History Books to Calm Client Fears. Jay Gagne is more concerned with what he calls “headline risk” than he is with the cyclical ups and downs of the stock market.
- Peter Suciu
Putting Baby Boomers on Track for Retirement
Retirement Planning Provides Workshops and Direction to Set Retirement Goals. With more than four decades of financial service experience
- Judy Magness
Taking the Mystery Out of Fees
Generally, financial planning firms charge an annual fee for their services. How they establish their fee is likely based on criteria such as the advisor’s credentials and years of experience in the
- Matt Camara
Conservative Investing: A Tough Sell
You can't Just Throw Money into a 401k Anymore. Conservative investing can be a tough sell to clients, but a less transparent market and the increased risk it brings makes purchasing wise
There is an old saying that “you can't teach an old dog new tricks,” but in the world of financial planning, the concept called “teachability” remains a key component for ensuring that clients don't
The biggest misconception about money, as Roland Manarin points out, relates to one word: safety. Manarin, founder and president of Manarin Investment Counsel Ltd., helps clients protect the
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