2023 will likely be much better for conservative investors. Compound returns don’t just work for stocks. Is O’douls still around?
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More options for a $1 million mortgage. Why people worry about yield curve inversions. Secrets to keeping wealth.
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Things that might go right. Once things can’t get worse they get better. Now comes the crypto hangover.
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The stimulus plan and you. Another example of why it’s better to be lucky than good. Inflation is good for borrowers.
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The world’s unluckiest investor still does something right. Global trends. Advice for keeping those resolutions.
[Read more…] about 3 interesting things I saw this week – January 8, 2021Do I need life insurance after I retire from Virginia Tech?
In a conversation recently I got the following question; “Do I need life insurance after I retire from Virginia Tech?” Now, this question is not specific to just Virginia Tech employees. Anyone who is within 10 years of retirement should be thinking about this.
My response, as is often the case, was “It depends”.
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Small business recovery grants now available. Why so many people are unhappy in retirement. The stock market just had it’s best 100 day rally ever. No one is throwing a Zoom party.
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Optimal retirement plans for the self-employed and side businesses
From time to time when working with self-employed clients or those that have a side business, I find that the retirement plans they are using aren’t optimal. Sometimes they’ve outgrown the plan they started with. In other cases they didn’t know a better option existed. Whatever the situation, if you’re self-employed or do some freelance work and it’s been a while since you reviewed the options, you might find a better fit for your needs.
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