Bucket List Part II: Rome
This week Nick Pagano reminisces about his Roman adventures and why it is just as important to plan for retirement as it is to enjoy it.
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Family
Date: December, 2016
What We’re Reading This Week
This week, Thad Schlaud dives into the possible benefits of robo advisors, how Scrooge McDuck, Fannie Mae, and Freddie Mac are connected, and what Trump’s latest comments have in common with a scene from the Looney Tunes.
Jeff’s Year End Letter
As the Holidays are now upon us, Jeff Ivory looks back at the year that was in 2016 and forward to 2017 in his year end letter.
Compound Interest and What it Means for You
Chad Wotton talks about why saving now is so important and how compound interest pays dividends, literally and figuratively, by doing so.
What Does Nick’s Doctor and Gainplan Have in Common?
This week Nick Pagano looks at the parallels between caring for patients and caring for clients, and the similar elements that make up financial and physical health.
Categories:
Gainplan Facts,
Industry Ideas
What We’re Reading this Week
This week Thad Schlaud compares the current interest rate environment to Groundhog Day, explores its effect on municipal bonds,and explains how a Hillary Clinton emoji can get you invited to an innovation summit. Check out what we're reading this week...
Bucket List – Visiting European Castles
This week, Nick Pagano suggests another item to add to your bucket list - a river cruise featuring several castles from the Middle Ages!
Categories:
Family
What We’re Reading This Week
Check out our latest blog to see what could be on the horizon for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and the legal issues Wells Fargo and JP Morgan are facing.
Categories:
News,
The Market
Are Banks a Good Option?
This week Nick Pagano discusses how banks profit from your money, while you are left behind, through his explanation of basic bank of economics.
Categories:
Education,
Industry Ideas
What We’re Reading this Week
This week Thad Schlaud looks at the SEC's new app, why tax efficiency can be counterproductive for 401(k) plans, and how Trump's tax plans are holding true... kind of. Check out what we're reading this week...