Is Financial Responsibility Old Fashioned?
This week Nick Pagano looks at how spending habits have changed over time and lays out some general guidelines to assure a stable personal financial future.
Category: Family
Health Savings Accounts
This week Chad and Thad discuss HSA accounts and their benefits as investments
Rethinking Retirement
This week Nick Pagano takes a closer took and retirement and how it has changed dramatically over the last few years.
A Look Back In Time
This week Nick Pagano looks at how the world has changed in the past century and how that translates into finance
Categories:
Family,
Gainplan Facts
Retirement Lessons for 2016
This week Nick Pagano talks about retirement and how it has changed over the years
Questions to Consider When Selecting a Financial Planner
Our Chief Compliance Officer Wayne Bell-Warren reviews several items to consider before hiring a Financial Planner.
Sequence of Return Risk
This week Chad and Thad discuss the Sequence of Returns Risk and how it is present anytime there are cash flows in an investment portfolio.
Wine Tasting, Retirement and 401Ks
This week Nick Pagano talks about how retirement planning has changed so dramatically in the last 30 years, and how getting involved early and aggressively into your personal planning can be incredibly beneficial in the long term.
The Perfect Storm of Social Security
This week Nick Pagano talks about the ever increasing burden on the social security administration and the value of having a personal retirement plan as opposed to relying on this system.
Money mistakes people make in their 30s
Building wealth requires basic blocking and tackling: set goals, spend less than you make, save money, and protect against risk. It also helps to avoid making simple mistakes. Everyone makes mistakes with money, especially the very young. I don’t mean like when my 5 year old eats dimes. Besides, he’s done it so many times I have to believe it’s intentional at this point. I mean people in their 30’s. Fortunately, these folk have time on their side. It’s not too late for them correct small mistakes. So what do we see these people doing?