The Rundown

Rundown: Invest In Your Health

Eventually, I’d like to find a way to incorporate wellness and health into my financial planning process–I haven’t figured out how to do it quite yet, so the most I can do is talk about it and encourage my clients to find ways to take care of themselves. A couple of weeks ago, I practiced what I always preached and…

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Mixtapes

Weekly Mixtape For September 22nd, 2019

Week In Review Articles WSJ: Fed Cuts Rates by Quarter Point but Faces Growing Split WSJ: U.S. Tells Saudi Arabia Oil Attacks Were Launched From Iran WSJ: U.S. Sanctions Iran’s Central Bank, Says It Will Send Military Forces to Saudi Arabia WSJ: Fed Mulls Lessons of Money-Market Spike After Curbing Volatility WSJ: U.S. Home Sales Inch Up, Raising Hopes That Slump Is Easing CNBC.com: US…

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Financial Planning

Meeting Of The Minds II: Wealth/Stack Video

I’m still bullish on the future of the profession: Financial Advisors: Courtney Ranstrom / Trailhead Planners Nina O’Neal / Archer Investment Management Samuel Deane / Deane Financial Steve Sivak / Innovate Wealth Brendan Mullooly / Mullooly Asset Management Tim Mullooly / Mullooly Asset Management Ashby Daniels / Shorebridge Wealth Management Brad Sherman / Sherman Wealth Management Russell Kroeger / Upstart Wealth Management Michael Policar / Hightower Bellevue Disclaimer: Nothing on this blog should be considered advice, or recommendations. If you have questions…

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The Rundown

The Rundown: Tyrone Ross, “What’s Done In The Dark”

Shoutout to my good friend Tyrone Ross for the motivation I needed earlier this morning with his Periscope. I usually don’t put Fed related Rundowns on the podcast, but I wanted to highlight Ty’s Periscope to bring it to your attention. Go watch this video as well! What’s done in the dark will come to light. https://t.co/zbXG3FwjHw — Tyrone V.…

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The Rundown

The Rundown: More Income

As much as financial advisors love to solve our clients’ financial planning needs and have all of the answers, the truth is sometimes we don’t have all of the answers. And sometimes we have the answer, but the solution isn’t necessarily easy to accomplish–the most common example/issue is the need for additional income. There are many families who have trimmed…

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