Over the last 25 years one of the most common questions I have received from clients is, “how much can I spend and not run out of money?” In my experience, many investors don’t know what a sustainable spending strategy looks like. Today’s article will be focused on...
Today I’m going to show you a simple way to quickly determine if $2 million is enough for your retirement. I’ve been a financial advisor for over 25 years and I have built hundreds of retirement plans. What I am about to show you is based upon that...
With half of 2024 in the rear-view mirror, the obsession for mega-cap growth stocks is alive and well. Enthusiasm for a handful of mega-cap stocks has yet to slow down. As investors continue to pile into Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Nvidia et al, this extremely...
The goal of this article is to help the reader understand yield curve inversion and the significance of yield curve inversion. We will review the last eight inversions so the reader can appreciate the importance of this recessionary indicator. What is Yield Curve...
Recessions and bear markets are a normal part of the business cycle. There have been ten recessions in the past seventy years; with a recession occurring about every seven years on average. Bear markets come in two varieties, short term, and secular. Short term bear...
Over my career as a financial advisor I have met with over 300 wealthy families to discuss their estate and retirement plan. About 80% of the time, assets that should be in a trust, are not in the trust. Trust funding is one of the most common estate...
