Is Inflation Upon Us? Oil moved above $70 a barrel in June, and regular unleaded is just under $3.00 at the pump. That’s about […]
Start to Invest Again In my previous blog, I discussed what we have learned from the Covid-19 pandemic. As stated, the vaccine is now […]
Risk & Reward Podcast Episode 1 In this episode, we discuss how gaining access to investing in the stock market has changed over the years and how this access historically decided who could and could not invest.
Choosing the Correct Health Insurance All I wanted to do was choose the right health insurance. It’s all confusing, and I found myself in a […]
Do You Know What is in your Retirement Plan? Investors can diversify their portfolios by using different mutual funds or exchange-traded funds (ETF’s), saving clients the time of doing […]
Better Safe than Sorry: Protecting Your Finances If you don’t know this already, I love to shop. It’s so much fun showing people the treasures I find […]
Whacky Week: How Exercise Can Help You Deal with Stress This past week was stressful to say the least. First, my relatively new air conditioner stopped working on Friday, so […]
Being Reasonable About Time and Money “Life’s tragedy is that we get old too soon and wise too late.” — Benjamin Franklin We understood that quote […]
Learned Helplessness I recently attended a meeting where the speaker spoke about Down Syndrome. The woman has a child with Down Syndrome […]
Parenting & Coaching: Two Peas in a Pod Like teachers, great coaches are amongst the most underappreciated professionals out there. Sure, pro-level coaches are respected and paid handsomely, […]
To Invest or Not to Invest: A Closer Look at Dollar Cost Averaging This months Go Greenhow submission is provided by Financial Advisor, Blake Steedley. Do you ever sit and wonder what you […]
Subscribing to Your Retirement Plans and Investments Subscription services seem to be the latest business model for attracting new users and building a good customer base. For […]
