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It’s really important that investors understand what has happened over the past two months. Ask yourself, do you even remember what caused the Christmas Eve sell off? If you do, do you still possess fear over that issue? Furthermore, what were your emotional reactions? I suspect there was a lot of fear and anxiety – and that’s understandable. No one …
The other day, a colleague asked me about my thoughts for a blog he was writing on whether investors were hiring and/or firing advisors, especially during periods like the last three months. The conversation went something like this: Colleague: “Do you think the current environment causes a lot of investors to switch advisors? Me: “Yes, and vice versa. I’ll bet …
Financial advice from our Financial Planning Associate, Emily M. Harper, CFP® is featured in this Alexandria Living magazine article about financial resolutions. Read the full post on Alexandria Living‘s website>
THESE. THINGS. HAPPEN. Here are some cold hard facts: So far, the S&P 500 is down 8.8% for the month of October (as of Sunday, October 28, 2018). If it finishes here, it will be the worst month since February of 2009 and the worst October since 2008. Remember those months? Did you know that during the third quarter (the …
I spent the last 12 months planning a long-distance backpacking trip along the Pacific Crest Trail and the John Muir Trail which ran through a large section of the Sierra mountains in California. As some of you already know, I took a fall at the 190-mile mark of the 220-mile journey and couldn’t continue. I’ve unfortunately re-injured my knee, and …
Dave is just about halfway through his hike, and we sure hope he’s enjoying it! From the short blurbs he’s sent through his Garmin Tracking Device and his posts on social media from the outpost, we know he’s still going strong and of course has made some friends along the way! The hike seems to be running very smoothly for …
The markets basically sold off 11% from their high. Technically that’s a correction, but the term is not important…what happened is. A Private Wealth Plan is designed to keep clients focused on what their money is for. The generic term for that is a “goal”, or more accurately, several goals. The Plan should be a guide to follow when corrections happen. …
This Wall Street Journal article features financial planning advice from Monument’s President and Co-Founder, Dean J. Catino, CFPⓇ. Log into Wall Street Journal‘s website and read this article online>
