Market Volatility in the Third Quarter
The third quarter was interesting to say the least. With the recent market volatility, we’ve received a lot of questions… Continue reading
March Madness in the Housing Market
The housing market has slowly been on the rise since its crash in 2009. With the most recent sequester being enacted by the government an adverse affect on the housing market could result. Continue reading
The Justice Department is going after McGraw-Hill, S&P for ‘Egregious’ Conduct
The U.S. is seeking as much as $5 billion in penalties from McGraw-Hill Cos. and its Standard & Poor’s unit… Continue reading
Financial planning ideas for the coming year from The Wall Street Journal
Looking ahead to a revised financial plan for 2010? In the spirit of the season, The Wall Street Journal currently… Continue reading
Purchasing a foreclosure property? Consider the impact of possible liens.
The Washington Post has an excellent answer to a reader question in its “Real Estate Matters” section. The reader is… Continue reading
Splitting your rollover: double your flexibility
Considering a rollover of your 401(k), but debating your choices for where to set up your rollover account? If you’re… Continue reading
Could it have happened to you?
If you’ve heard about the New York Times story, you already know the topline: one of the Times’ own economics reporters… Continue reading
Experts warn against stocks that can’t be valued and CD returns of 0%. But, where’s the alternative advice?
Not surprisingly, financial journalists are correctly pointing out the weaknesses of typical investments like public stocks, CDs and interest-bearing bank… Continue reading
Mr. Anderson Goes to Washington
At a recent networking event, I had the pleasure of hearing PENSCO CEO Tom Anderson share a bit about his… Continue reading
Considering trust deed investing? Our new white paper may help you decide.
Trust deed investments are becoming more attractive to today’s investors, given their relative stability, lower risk, and regular income. However,… Continue reading