Did you Know? Part I
There’s likely a lot that you do know about Gainplan, but there may be just as much that you don’t. Test your Gainplan knowledge in this week’s blog.
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Gainplan Facts
What We’re Reading This Week
This week we further explore Bitcoin’s value, which stocks to buy according to "USA Today", and a look at one company that is getting more secretive in lieu of pending litigation.
What We’re Reading This Week
Do exchange-traded funds reduce competition in the marketplace? A big tech company has embraced the trend of not letting its shareholders vote. Read these topics and more in this week’s blog.
Meet The Team: Helen Vacik
As a Gainplan intern, Helen Vacik is eager to learn and grow, and strengthen her many skill sets. She juggles work, school and even her hobby of planning family vacations. Read on to learn more as part of our monthly “Meet the Team” blog.
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Gainplan Facts
What We’re Reading This Week
This week we are reading about the growing problem of a lack of proper retirement planning and the unfortunate dilemma of death and taxes…should death be taxed?
What We’re Reading This Week
This week we are reading about Bitcoins, Evancoins, and Thadcoins! The arrivals of new currencies leave a lot of questions to be answered.
What We’re Reading This Week: Part II
This week we are reading about new forms of philanthropy, Amazon’s new in-home (not just at home) package delivery and more on computer algorithms.
What to Do After the Equifax Breach
Were you impacted by the Equifax breach? Read on to find out if you were, and tips on protecting yourself from future risk.
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Industry Ideas,
News
What We’re Reading This Week
This week we are reading about new rules that will make ETFs more accessible to investors; a recent fake news story about some large companies that leaves a disturbing feeling; and did you know that Amazon, the online retailer, is also a lender?
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Industry Ideas
Third Quarter Market Review
Read on for a look at global markets from the third quarter, and into the fourth. The good news is that in the U.S., consumer confidence remains buoyant and markets continue to focus on the improving economic fundamentals.