It’s a common question I hear folks asking: “Should I lease or buy my next vehicle?” The decision to lease or buy can have both an immediate and long-term effect on cash flow and emotions. Beyond make, model, and body type, the evolution of automobile...
There have been quite a lot of arguments lately about whether the US is in a recession or not. Regardless of your position on this topic, one thing’s for certain: we are experiencing a market correction. That, coupled with elevated levels of uncertainty about...
When it comes to investing and preparing for retirement, everyone wants to “win” by making smart decisions with their money. In any given moment, what we call a “smart decision” will be what feels like the most sensible thing for us to do based on our circumstances...
Staying Committed To Your Plan In Part 1 of this 3-part series, I identified the 3 main questions that need to be considered by those planning for their retirement and developing a long-term financial plan: What is most important to you personally and financially?Do...
Getting Started With A Goal Typically, a 65-year-old couple has a joint life expectancy of about 30 years. That means there is a high probability that at least one of them is going to live to age 95. They are going to need a long-term retirement plan that gives them...
You Feel The Need To Act You have a feeling that something is about to happen, and you know you need to do something with your money before it does. Either the markets are about to fall, and you want to avoid a painful loss; or the next market upswing is right around...
