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Monday, January 2, 2017

Investment Alternatives For Funding College

College should be considered a lifetime investment rather than just a four-year expense. It requires financial planning and personal sacrifices. The earlier you start saving and investing, the less money you will have to save and invest later. READ MORE >>

Monday, January 2, 2017

Finding A Comfortable Level Of Risk

All investments involve a trade-off between risk and return. A certain amount of risk is inevitable if you want the potential for your money to grow. The key is determining how much risk you feel comfortable with. Know Your Risk Tolerance Are you uncomfortable with change? READ MORE >>

Monday, January 2, 2017

Investing In Stocks

Generally, stocks are divided among various categories. At the top are the stocks issued by large, well-established companies, often called blue chip or large-capitalization (large cap) stocks. Below are stocks issued by smaller companies, often divided by their size or market capitalization into mid-cap and small-cap stocks. READ MORE >>

Monday, January 2, 2017

The Importance Of Asset Allocation

Diversifying among different types of investments is important. It can also play a large role in the return you can expect. In fact, how you allocate your investments among asset classes (stocks, bonds, mutual funds, etc.) may be the most important factor, by a significant margin, in determining portfolio performance. READ MORE >>

Monday, January 2, 2017

Bridging The Gap

In years past, it was often realistic for retirees to base the majority of their retirement income on Social Security benefits and traditional employer sponsored pension benefits. Unfortunately, Social Security retirement benefits have gradually been reduced in real terms, and the age one needs to attain in order to qualify for retirement benefits has been increasing steadily. READ MORE >>

Monday, January 2, 2017

Where Bonds Belong

Bonds are essentially loans to a corporation or the government. Bonds are often referred to as income investments because, in return for the use of your money, the bond’s issuer agrees to pay a certain rate of interest at regular intervals for a set period until the bond matures or the principal is otherwise repaid. READ MORE >>

Monday, January 2, 2017

Managing Your Assets

When you start organizing your portfolio you will want to consider how you will be spending your money after you retire. Some money will be deposited directly into your checking account; such as Social Security where as other income could be less predictable. READ MORE >>

Monday, January 2, 2017

What Is A Variable Annuity?

Variable annuities offer more choices than fixed or guaranteed annuities. Some of the things they offer that are not the same as a fixed annuity are, tax deferred earnings, a choice of payouts, plus the opportunity to make unlimited contributions if the annuity is nonqualified. READ MORE >>

Monday, January 2, 2017

Keeping Your Plan In Balance

No matter what type of investor you are, it is important to keep your plan on track. Revisit your asset allocation periodically (every year or two, depending on market conditions) and see whether it needs adjustment. You should also periodically re-examine your risk tolerance and investment profile, especially as you get closer to your goal. READ MORE >>

Monday, January 2, 2017

Real Estate And Other Investments

Often, some of the best real estate investments may be those you make on your own, such as purchasing your own home, vacation properties or investment properties ranging from vacant land to apartment buildings and office buildings. But, real estate investments are also available through the financial markets. READ MORE >>

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