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7 Easy Ways to Make Tough Decisions

by Andrew Katz Imagine this scenario: Your company’s head honcho is in the conference room down the hall for the big meeting on how well you’re steering his investment. But with minutes to go, your “numbers guy” says you’re still in the red despite a great second quarter. What do you do? Bosses across all industries […]
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10 Ways to Do What You Love for a Living

By: Chad Brooks, BusinessNewsDaily Contributor While most of us would love a career we are passionate about, too many employees are stuck in jobs they don’t even like, let alone love. Finding a way to do what you love for a living benefits both you and your employer, but how do you turn your dream into a […]
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Why Everyone Is an Entrepreneur Now

by Jana Kasperkevic May 24, 2013 Job-hopping might ruffle a corporation’s feathers, but employers need to accept it’s a way of life. Millennials have disrupted the labor market, making it acceptable to job hop and complete “tours of duty” until a better offer comes along. In the process, company loyalty has become a thing of the […]
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Unexpected Retirement Expenses

Many people look forward to retirement as the finish line in life. In reality, it is the start of a new journey, one with unexpected expenses that can set you back, with little room to recover. With life expectancy increasing, retirement can last 20 to 40 years! Here are the most-common expenses in retirement that […]
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An Adviser Can Improve Returns

When people find out I am a financial adviser, usually the first question I am asked is what I believe the next best investment is or how my performance has been in the past. Getting a good return on your investment is important, but there are more important reasons to hire a financial adviser. There […]
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The Right Rate For Retirement

For years, people planning for retirement have used the 4 percent rule of thumb to determine if there is enough money saved to retire. To use the rule, you take the total value of your retirement accounts and calculate 4 percent of it. That amount is how much you can withdraw the first year and […]
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The Other Ways Lenders Judge You

Your credit score is one of the most important numbers in your financial life. It plays a huge role in buying a house, a car, getting loans, credit cards and even, in some cases, a job! Your credit score is primarily made up of paying bills on time, credit history, credit mix, recent inquiries and […]
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Maintain, Don’t Regain

Rapidly losing weight, and then regaining it (yo-yo dieting), can be hazardous to your health. Research shows that weight rebounds can increase your risk of cardiovascular problems and diabetes. Instead of focusing on rapid weight loss, work on gradually increasing activity levels and changing your overall eating habits.
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Navigating Real Estate Trusts

A real estate investment trust (REIT) is a popular investment vehicle founded in 1960 to give smaller investors access to large real estate deals. A REIT is a corporation that pools together money from investors to buy, manage and sell real estate properties and/or mortgages. The income from the rents and/or sales of the real […]
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Looking for Better Returns? Try Alternative Investments

Many of us have an investment portfolio or work retirement plan. Investing is an important component for retirement planning and financial independence. We saw however in the 2008 financial crisis that sometimes investing can produce losses, not gains! The three main traditional asset classes to invest in have been stocks, bonds and cash. Recently, another asset […]
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