Bad things can happen to equity prices in October and 2018 is no exception. All the equity indices we follow – both domestic and global – performed poorly, even as prices rebounded in the final two sessions of the month. The selling was not confined to stocks as bonds and commodity prices were down … Read More
7 Simple Steps To Create Your Retirement Budget
Most of you probably have some notion of your retirement goals. You may visualize traveling, spending more time with your grandchildren, or even turning a hobby into a retirement business. No matter what kind of activities you hope to enjoy, goals without plans to achieve them are just wishes. … Read More
Tips For Filling Out FAFSA and Applying For Financial Aid
As the cost of higher education increases, so does the need for financial aid. Despite this need, many families tend to miss out on financial opportunities because they are unaware of certain processes or deadline information. Last year, high school graduates missed out on as much as $2.6 billion in … Read More
FAFSA 2019-20 Application – What You Need To Know
Nothing is more appealing to soon-to-be/current college students and their parents than free money. However, it’s mind-boggling how so many families fail to fill out the Free Application for Student Aid (FAFSA) form each year. The cost of college can be stifling to most families, so you certainly … Read More
Monthly Stock Market Review – September 2018
Large cap U.S. equities continued to roll higher in September as both the Dow Industrials and S&P 500 hit new all-time highs. Smaller stocks, represented by the S&P 600 and S&P 400 respectively, posted losses for the month. Global equities were modestly higher. Our bond index reversed … Read More
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