It’s certainly no secret that I work with doctors, nurses, and other medical professionals as those are people I’ve been surrounded by my entire life. While I truly do enjoy serving that community and focusing my practice to that demographic, sometimes it’s nice to write up some advice for a larger population.
Read MoreI hope everyone had a turkey filled and relaxing Thanksgiving, I know I’m planning on working leftover turkey into my meals for weeks to come.
Read MoreI’m excited to be back after my wedding, so I wanted to start my blog back up on an important note which is market volatility.
Read MoreWelcome back to another edition of Financial Literacy Friday and today I wanted to discuss a financial concept as opposed to a specific term.
Read MoreMany people have find their current financial advisors by using the ones their parents have used for awhile, or found them through a large national firm.
Read MoreWelcome back to another edition of Financial Literacy Friday where today I wanted to talk about expense ratios and how they can affect your investment experience.
Read MoreOver the last few months I’ve had a question come up several times, namely “If I were going to invest with you, how much should I start with?”
Read MoreWelcome back to another edition of Financial Literacy Friday, where today we’ll be looking at what an Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) is and how it works.
Read MoreToday’s edition of Financial Literacy Friday looks at the concept of market cycles and how they give structure to the volatility in our markets.
Read MoreI typically work with doctors and nurses and as such I spend a good portion of my time discussing efficient student loan repayment strategies. To this end, I am going to spend some time discussing three of these different strategies that are available to doctors and nurses who qualify.
Read MoreWelcome back to Financial Literacy Friday, and this week I’ll stay away from depressing financial disasters as promised and focus on something a bit more positive: rebounds.
Read MoreFinancial savvy and know-how are vital when getting your finances under control, but an important aspect that’s often overlooked is the psychological component.
Read MoreWelcome to another week of Financial Literacy Friday, and to piggyback on last week’s post about market corrections, we’re looking at recessions.
Read MoreI have gone over some of the retirement accounts for those who work for larger companies and the differences between 401(k) and 403(b) retirement plans, but I wanted to spend some time going over options for those who own their own practice or have created their own company.
Read MoreWelcome back to another Financial Literacy Friday, in today’s post I’ll be focusing on market corrections.
Read MoreToday’s blog post is going to focus on the news that Fidelity is now offering a couple of index funds that carry no cost to the investor.
Read MoreToday’s Financial Literacy Friday post is going to dovetail with the previous post on strategic diversification and talk about systematic risk.
Read MoreWhen most people think of the stock market, what they’re thinking about is the S&P 500 index which is weighted towards larger and strictly US companies.
Read MoreFor today’s Financial Literacy Friday blog post we’re going to take a look at the Quarterly Market Report that I just released.
Read MoreFinancial independence can be tricky to define for many people despite being a major goal for most of the population.
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