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7 Financial Resolutions for 2021
The year 2020 presented us with unique challenges. Never has a singular event had such wide-ranging repercussions as the Covid pandemic. It has touched nearly every area of our lives. Schooling, socializing, family gatherings, travel,...
Read MoreIs Consolidating Your Loans a Good Idea? We have an Answer for Nurses and Advanced Care Providers.
Should I consolidate my student loans? Is consolidating loans a good idea? If you are like many other people in your field and everyone else dealing with date, you are probably constantly berated with advertisements to consolidate...
Read MoreThe Retirement Plans for Sole Proprietorships and Small Business
Small businesses and sole proprietorships have access to a couple of great retirement plans.If you have 1-2 employees (including yourself), then there are a few unique plans you should consider. SEP (Simplified Employee Pension) SEP...
Read MoreWhat College Students Should do With Money, 6 Tips.
What should college students know about money First off, we want to begin talking about the college challenge facing many Americans in 2020. We would encourage that if you find the following helpful, to pass it along to anyone else...
Read MoreWhat are some Key Elements Needed in Preparing for Your Retirement? Here are 6 Steps.
6 Steps That Put You on the Path to a Successful Retirement Achieving your financial goals doesn’t just happen by itself. It takes a plan, implementing the plan, adhering to the plan, and when necessary, adjusting the plan....
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What to do Before you Start Looking to Buy a House
What to do before you start looking to buy a house? We offer some tips to help position you to purchase your home. Buying a house is an intimidating thing. There are usually more questions than answers, so people often hesitate. We...
Read MoreShould Nurses and Midlevels Pay Off Debt vs. Saving and Investing
Should Nurses and Midlevels pay off debt vs. saving and investing? In this video, we explore which should be the priority. How do you know what is the best financial option for you? To pay off your debt or to start saving and...
Read MoreTips for Nurses and Midlevels Looking to Purchase a Home
Are you a nurse or midlevel looking to purchase a home in the next few years? Here are some tips to help you navigate the home loans, home mortgages, and other things you should know when looking to buy a home. In this video we talk...
Read MoreEmployee Debt Repayment Match Strategy PSA
In this video we talk about an employee benefit for helping to pay down debt, specifically for student loans! This is a PSA for employers to help their employees. Specifically for nurses and midlevels, this is an employee benefit that...
Read MorePersonal Finance for Nurses and Midlevels- 6 Strategies!
If you are about to graduate and become either a nurse or a midlevel, then there are some financial planning tips you should know. You have a unique situation where you are probably coming from school with some student debt, while not...
Read MoreThe Business Owner Conundrum
What is financial planning for a business? Why is it important for business owners? The business owner conundrum is why. Business owners work their whole life building an asset, that is often times a very valuable asset, to be able to...
Read MoreHow Are the Markets Reacting to the Election 2020
How are the markets reacting to the election 2020– a nail-biter For the nation, 2020 has been one of the most difficult years in memory. We are grappling with Covid and its fallout, economic upheaval, racial tensions, wildfires,...
Read MoreLetter for September: A Recession and a Rally
Imagine yourself at the beginning of the year. You have knowledge that within weeks a novel virus will emerge that will shut down much of the global economy. Businesses will close, sporting events will be canceled, your daily routine...
Read MoreWhat's Going on in the Markets for August
When I take a step back from what is happening in the economy and look at the major U.S. market averages, I see an incredible disconnect. And I am not alone. U.S. Gross Domestic Product (GDP), which is the broadest measure of the value...
Read More2Q20 and Looking Forward
2Q20 Although some might take credit, most advisors never saw the first quarter of 2020 coming. In fact, there was reason for cautious optimism that the great bull run, while slowing, was still running. When the Federal Government...
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