The most popular question that has been in my inbox, my telephone conversations and in nearly every conversation that I have had since November 8, 2016 is………………….
“The Question” – What should you do financially in the wake of the election?
We now face the next 70 days of transition as the Obama-led White House makes way for the Trump presidency. Speculation and anticipation will run amuck as the 24 hours a day news cycle continues to pollute our mind with every speck of real and imagined information.
According to the United States Census Bureau, the average lifespan is 78.74 years. This means that for the lucky one who turns 18 at least 30 days before the Presidential Election has 15 times to vote for President.
Halloween is Trick or Treat time.
Such a simple phrase on a rather interesting evening of dressing up and asking complete strangers to give you a treat.
What happens when someone you have loved, cherished and been married to gives you the trick of a lifetime?
This occurrence has become known as …
The real problem for investors is behavior. Our poor spending and savings habits, our tendency to chase returns, and our general difficulty in changing those behaviors is the investor’s analogy to the obesity epidemic. Having a new technology platform with a better asset allocation algorithm misses the point, if you can’t afford to save and invest in the first place, who are you going to call and talk with to stay the course through difficult markets?
Are you like many investors who fail to consider the risk your portfolio holds? Chances are you’ll find yourself making irrational, emotional decisions that negatively impact your personal success.
Using our Riskalyze tool, our clients can pinpoint their Personal Risk Tolerance and understand that their investments are in alignment.
Want to find out what your Personal Risk Tolerance is?