What We’re Reading This Week
It turns out that government accounting is drastically different than accounting in the private sector. We’re also reading about fair compensation for financial advisors, and guess what are gaining in popularity— ETFs!
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It turns out that government accounting is drastically different than accounting in the private sector. We’re also reading about fair compensation for financial advisors, and guess what are gaining in popularity— ETFs!
What do you get when you save $40/month for 35 years? The answer is $17,000 and that is not enough for retirement. Sadly, that is the median savings for a 60-year old in this country.
This week, we’re reading about ETFs: the good, the bad, and the untrue. And, one school is trying to crack the stock market code by reading the news, does it work?
There are a lot of lies we hear that leave us confused about how to best handle our money, but it turns out someone else is telling us more lies that can hurt us, ourselves.
This week we’re reading more about the Fiduciary Rule, arguments for and against it, and what’s in the best interest of customers. Also, it turns out that one very popular theme song has a pretty long story behind it.
It’s a common saying used by many people, “money can’t buy happiness.” There are multiple opinions on this topic from one extreme to another. Which is right? Can money buy happiness or does it just buy comfort?
You’ve likely already met Judy Orians, or have at least heard her voice on the phone, but now you get a chance to learn more about her as part of our monthly “Meet the Team” blog.