If the terms “financial planner” and “investment manager” seem interchangeable to you, you’re not alone. Many people — even financial professionals — have a hard time differentiating. To truly maximize your financial well being, it’s important to understand the difference. Confusion is common because the terms don’t just describe job titles; they also refer to […]
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investment planning for young adults – Myths busted
Recent college or university graduates with their first career job have an understandable itch to spend money. The last thing they want to think about is saving money and building assets. Yet this is the ideal time in life to start developing the correct habits that will lead to a comfortable lifestyle now and in […]
Common misconceptions of Financial planning dispelled
Common misconceptions of Financial planning dispelled There are many misconceptions people have about financial planning services. In order to help dispel these misconceptions we have provided you with answers to some commonly asked questions. We would be happy to assist you if you have additional questions or would like to contact us for more information. […]
New survey shows Families Need Financial Planning Help
New survey shows Families Need Financial Planning Help A recent study showed that 85% of families with children have no financial plan. I strongly feel that the majority of the other 15% don’t have a financial plan either – at least not one that truly reflects their desired financial path through life. I define financial […]
10 Financial resolutions for the new year 2013
1. Spend less – Keep a check on your spending. It sounds simplistic, but many people struggle with this first basic rule. Make sure you know what your job is worth in the marketplace, by conducting an evaluation of your skills, productivity, job tasks, contribution to the company, and the going rate, both inside and […]
Financial Independence versus Financial Freedom
Financial Independence versus Financial Freedom have slight difference. Let us try to understand these two terms and their significance. Financial Independence = Zero-debt + Adequate Emergency Funds + Adequate Health Insurance Cover + Income excluding Salary and Investments >= Average Monthly Expenses So, when you’re financially independent, you don’t owe a penny to anyone and you’ve […]