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A TIPS Refresher

June 9, 2017
For those that need a refresher, here is a recent article from Financial Advisor magazine that helps describe Treasury Inflation Protected Securities (TIPS).

Some Things To Remember When Buying A (First) Home

May 18, 2017
You are about to make the largest purchase of your life. Protect yourself! Here is a list of items to keep in mind before buying a house.

Tactical Management and How It Differs from from Active

April 27, 2017
Active vs. Passive Management Active management can be thought of as any strategy that uses human discretion to decide what the portfolio should own. The manager(s) generally employs some combination of fundamental, quantitative, or technical research in ...

Lease vs. Buying: What Every Car Dealer Doesn't Want You to Know

April 20, 2017
Let’s face it, buying a car is usually one of the most strenuous and, dare I say it, unpleasant experiences. When you are approached by the salesperson the conversation is typically steered towards the "buy or lease" question.

Compound Interest: The Eighth Wonder of the World

April 13, 2017
"Compound interest is the eighth wonder of the world. He who understands it, earns it ... he who doesn't ... pays it." -Albert ...

Which Investor Are You? Tips for Savings Success

April 6, 2017
Assuming contribution dollars and frequency are the same, which investor will have more at retirement given no market exposure? Investor A who starts contributing at age 22 but stops contributing at age 32? Or Investor B who waits until age 32 to begin contributing each year, and does not stop contributing until they retire at age 65? Review our second post during Financial Literacy month that discusses the best tips for successful retirement ...

Gibberish? Maybe. A Glossary of Important Terms

March 30, 2017
To kick off Financial Literacy month approaching in April, we wanted to share with you some common industry terms that can be misunderstood. We found that many investors have different understandings of many different terms used in our day-to-day language. Below is our attempt to help clarify what we mean when we use these terms.