Because investing is WAYYYY to broad of a topic for one blog post, we’re breaking it down and just covering equity classes in this post. Equity assets are generally broken down by three methods: growth vs. value, location, and market-cap.
You'll never be financially independent (and that’s a GOOD thing!) – you’ll use money to take those dream vacations; you may give some to your children and grandchildren when you pass; you’ll always have to use it in some form or fashion, so you’ll want to have a plan for it.
“Selling in May” only to return a few months later in the hopes of capitalizing on winter gains is, put simply, an effort to time the market. And while it is often bad mouthed, market timing isn’t inherently bad.
Led by efforts from President Donald Trump, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) was enacted in December 2017 and was the largest overall change to tax laws in more than 30 years. But what exactly did this tax reform do, and does it REALLY matter?
Like the sun’s gravitational pull which guides Earth’s orbit, we’re simply here to help keep you on track with the goals you’ve set for yourself.
The US Department of Agriculture released the 2015 Expenditures on Children by Families Report with the scary title: “The Cost of Raising a Child.” The Report, first issued in 1960 ...
